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AirAsia Unveils Hijab-Friendly Uniforms for Female Crew

12/5/2025

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AirAsia will allow its female Muslim flight attendants to wear the hijab under a new uniform policy, starting in Q1 2026 during Ramadan.
The change promotes inclusivity and comfort among crew members.
Nearly 40% of AirAsia's female Muslim staff have shown interest.
Uniforms will feature long sleeves and pants to maintain a professional appearance.
Tony Fernandes, AirAsia Group Chief Executive Officer, emphasized respect for diverse beliefs and the crew's evolving needs.

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AirAsia will allow its female Muslim flight attendants to wear the hijab under a new uniform policy, starting in Q1 2026 during Ramadan.
The change promotes inclusivity and comfort among crew members.
Nearly 40% of AirAsia's female Muslim staff have shown interest.
Uniforms will feature long sleeves and pants to maintain a professional appearance.
Tony Fernandes, AirAsia Group Chief Executive Officer, emphasized respect for diverse beliefs and the crew's evolving needs.