BANGKOK, 11 September 2020: Bangkok Airways (PG) could resume international flights in January at the earliest according to the airline’s advance schedules posted with global booking systems.
Based on the latest updates for the winter season, late October through to the end of March 2021, the airline will continue to focus on domestic routes.
However, the airline may introduce some international services 1 January 2021 first to Cambodia. Daily services are planned to Phnom Penh using an A319 aircraft and to Siem Reap (ATR72) from its base at Bangkok’s Suvarnabhumi airport.
The airline’s advance schedule is subject to review and depends on government permission. There is a plan to also start daily services in January to Yangon in Myanmar, Hong Kong and Singapore using an A319.
On domestic routes, the airline will increase flights effective 25 October giving it the following capacity from its Bangkok hub.
- Chiang Mai 14 weekly
- Samui 63 weekly (70 weekly 1 December)
- Lampang 14 weekly
- Phuket 21 weekly
- Sukhothai 14 weekly
- Trat daily
Out of its Samui Island hub, it will fly daily services to Chiang Mai, twice weekly to Phuket and U-Tapao (Pattaya) daily.
From Phuket, it will offer a daily service to U-Tapao.
(Source: Airlineroute)
PG, SW, UNWTO. I have been away from travel for some time. Sorry to see so many abbreviations never specified once. It is an internet thing, and was a Federal government thing, still is, but the Feds often published a simple alphabetical guide to their abbreviations. Maybe you could compile an easily referenced glossary to aid the unlettered.
Valid point thanks for the gentle reminder not to be lazy