News about Tony Fernandes

As it descended to the island of Phuket, hysterical fliers discovered the 2ft-long reptile as it emerged mid-air next to a light inside an AirAsia Airbus A320. Passengers immediately below the serpent trembling and slumped in fear of a repeat of the horror movie Snakes on a Plane.

Since posting a picture of himself being given a shirtless massage during a board meeting, AirAsia's CEO has sparked eyebrows. After what had been a'stressful week' for the CEO as he finalized the structure of investment holding firm Capital A, Tony Fernandes shared the image in a post to Linkedin, which has since been deleted.

After 12 years in Loftus Road, the AirAsia boss resigned in July to concentrate his attention on other corporate ventures, such as the Malaysian budget airline. The workload had clearly harmed the 59-year-old, who accompanied his LinkedIn post with a note announcing that it had been a'stressful week'. I'm going to love Indonesia and AirAsia's culture so much that I can get a massage and do a management meeting,' he said.

Tony Fernandes, co-owner of Queens Park Rangers, has confirmed that he will leave the club after selling all of his shares at Loftus Road. The 59-year-old, who bought the west London club alongside Ruben Gnanalingam and Kamarudin Meranun in 2011, has decided to refocus his attention on other company ventures. QPR was ranked 20th in the Championship last season under Gary Ainsworth, who fired former manager Neil Critchley in February.

William, a fan of last year's memorial, will visit Queens Park Rangers (QPR) to learn how it helped in the aftermath of the fire next month. Mourning families have expressed relief that someone in his position of authority is still struggling for justice and understands the pain and suffering that is still an overwhelming reality for the mournful people and their families. Others have also found solace in the prince's ostensibly ill mood about having to wait in front of grieving families for another year rather than discussing any positive developments made in the aftermath.