Newly promoted to the Premier League, Queens Park Rangers, have extended their shirt sponsorship deal with Air Asia, reports, www.sportspromedia.com/. The low-cost airline, which is owned by QPR chairman Tony Fernandes, has signed a one-year deal to remain on the front of the team's home, away and third shirts for the club's return to England's top flight next season.
"We are delighted that AirAsia have agreed to extend their association as the club's lead partner for a fourth consecutive season," said Euan Inglis, QPR's commercial director.
"Our relationship with AirAsia continues to develop year on year, as we collectively look to expand and roll out collaborative commercial and socially aware initiatives in key territories as demonstrated by the hugely successful AirAsia QPR coaching clinics, which were held in Singapore and Malaysia earlier this year."
Financial terms of the renewal have not been released.
