Teleport, the logistics arm of Malaysia-based Capital A, has recorded a significant increase in operations for the first quarter of 2026.

Capital A said in a statement that Teleport moved 96,783 tons of cargo (+25 percent year on year) and 61.7 million parcels (+122 percent year) during the quarter.

This growth was achieved on the back of growing eCommerce demand across the Asia-Pacific region, allowing Teleport to capture increased volumes especially across the Malaysia and China corridors.

Central to this performance is the Teleport Network, which mobilizes a hybrid fleet model comprising AirAsia’s belly capacity, over 55 partner airlines and dedicated freighters.

Teleport effectively scaled its hybrid network as volume moved via partner airlines and AirAsia capacity both surged 110 percent year on year (to 13,552 tons) and 21 percent year on year (to 72,547 tons) respectively.

Meanwhile, Capital A’s digital arm AirAsia MOVE platform also had a strong start.

Its monthly active users (MAUs) grew 20 percent quarter-on-quarter and 23 percent year on year to 17.1 million.

Total app installs and engagement rates across chats and community platforms both rose 14 percent. These results helped drive customer retention.

It is noted that AirAsia flight seats sold grew 4 percent year on year despite macro headwinds.

While FlyBeyond seats sold fell 18 percent year on year following the strategic suspension of specific airline sales, quarterly traction rose 11 percent and its contribution to the flight segment increased 1 percent quarter on quarter.

Ancillary units sold increased 15 percent, supported by a 33 percent rise in the EasyCancel attach rate due to demand for “peace of mind” digital products.

Furthermore, stays room nights grew 2 percent year on year, backed by the SNAP flight-bundle, which secured higher-value stays and offset softer standalone leisure demand.

Wano, the new business to business (B2B) line of business, gained significant traction with 9 million seats sold in the first quarter, representing a 16 percent year on year increase.

This growth was driven by accelerated agent onboarding and enhanced API distribution capabilities, alongside a surge in inbound traffic from global and local online travel agency (OTAs) across key markets including China, India, Japan and Korea.

Overall, Capital A saw steady first quarter performance as core businesses drive growth post-PN17 regularization plan completion.

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