Wee Choo Keong

Azman Mokhtar, Rashdan, Tony Fernandes, Kamaruddin, Md Nor Md Yusof and AJ must be held responsible for the fine of RM20 million

September 22, 2013

The Happy Family of the MAS-AirAsia share swap and the architects of the violation of the Competition Act. — The iconic photo of the **“Happy Family”** of the MAS-AirAsia share swap and the architects of the violation of the **Competition Act**.

On 8-8-2011 the MAS-AirAsia share swap was inked by Tan Sri Azman Mokhtar, the MD of Khazanah, and Tan Sri Tony Fernandes of AirAsia. The the Advisor of the said share swap was none other than Dato’ Seri Nazir Razak of CIMB. On 6-9-2013 both MAS and AirAsia were fined RM10 million each for “collaborating to integrate some routes in which they had earlier competed” under the said share swap. Part 1 was about the inking of the said MAS -AirAsia share swap with the advice from Datuk Seri Nazir Razak / CIMB and Bain & Co, HERE and Part 2 was the chronology of events after the said share swap before the appointment of AJ as Group CEO of MAS, HERE.

AirAsia & MAS were fined RM10 million each for violation of Competition Act

September 7, 2013

The architects of the MAS-AirAsia share swap and CCF — **The “Happy Family” of the MAS-AA share swap & CCF**. From 2nd left: **Datuk Kamarudin Meranun** of AirAsia, **Tan Sri Azman Mokhtar** (MD of Khaznah), **Tan Sri Md Nor Yusof**, Chairman of MAS, **Tan Sri Tony Fernandes** of AitrAsia, **Rashdan aka Danny**, nominee of Khaznah & **Datuk Nazir Razak**, the CEO of CIMB Group.

En Mohamed Rashdan Yusuf aka Danny (left in pic). AJ showing thump up for Rashdan. AJ has said that "Rashdan was vilified and maligned in blogsphere". — **The two main key players in MAS at the height of the MAS-AA share swap. Pic: AJ and En Mohamed Rashdan Yusuf aka Danny** . AJ and his then **“co-pilot”** showing thump up for MAS-AirAsia share swap?. AJ has said that **“Rashdan was vilified and maligned in blogsphere”**.

The Malaysia Competition Commission (MyCC) said in a statement that the country’s two dominant carriers would each have to pay a RM10 million (US$3 million) penalty for collaborating to integrate some routes in which they had earlier competed.

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Expats & Seabury Consulting are the flavours of AJ

August 19, 2013

Dr Mahamadon Abdullah, who was a loyal

The Malaysia Competition Commission (MyCC) said in a statement that the country’s two dominant carriers would each have to pay a RM10 million (US$3 million) penalty for collaborating to integrate some routes in which they had earlier competed. Read more

The Malaysia Competition Commission (MyCC) said in a statement that the country’s two dominant carriers would each have to pay a RM10 million (US$3 million) penalty for collaborating to integrate some routes in which they had earlier competed.

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