Muhamad Faiz Luqman Azizan
About Muhamad Faiz Luqman Azizan
Muhamad Faiz Luqman Azizan is a Route Revenue Analyst at AirAsia, specializing in route management within the IndoChina region. He holds a Bachelor's degree in International Finance and International Business from Universiti Malaysia Sabah and has experience in treasury operations.
Current Role as Route Revenue Analyst
Muhamad Faiz Luqman Azizan serves as a Route Revenue Analyst at AirAsia, a position he has held since 2017. In this role, he specializes in managing routes within the IndoChina region. His responsibilities include optimizing flight loads and developing pricing strategies to enhance revenue. His expertise in route management contributes to the airline's operational efficiency.
Previous Experience at AirAsia
Prior to his current role, Muhamad Faiz worked at AirAsia as a Group Treasury Officer for five months in 2016. He also completed a two-month internship as a Group Treasury Intern at the same company. These positions provided him with foundational experience in financial management within the airline industry.
Educational Background
Muhamad Faiz studied at Perlis Matriculation College, focusing on Business Management and Accounting from 2012 to 2013. He then attended Universiti Malaysia Sabah, where he pursued a Bachelor's degree in International Finance and International Business from 2013 to 2016. His education has equipped him with essential skills relevant to his career in the aviation sector.
Contributions to AirAsia's Success
Muhamad Faiz has played a role in AirAsia's recognition as the World's Best Low Cost Airline for ten consecutive years, as awarded by Skytrax. His effective route management strategies have contributed to the airline's sustained success and competitive positioning in the market.
Interest in Aviation Industry
Muhamad Faiz has a keen interest in the latest developments in the aviation industry. He actively follows updates on aircraft technology and airline business strategies, which informs his work and enhances his contributions to AirAsia.