The loss was nearly six times higher than the 88.3-million-ringgitloss in 2013 suffered by the affiliate of Malaysia's AirAsia.
The company's total revenue in 2014 rose by 27.3 per cent to 2.93billion ringgit, from 2.30 billion ringgit in the previous year, but operating expenses increased by 44.8 per cent to 3.32 billion ringgit.
The company added that due to the weakening of the ringgit against the US dollar, it had recorded millions in foreign exchange losses on borrowings and fuel hedging contracts.
"Our company is faced with challenges in a difficult industry-wide operating environment," it said.
The Nation