Bangkok Airways is based in the bustling city of Bangkok and this fabulous little airline specialises in getting you to places other airlines don’t reach – like Siem Reap (for the temples of Angkor Watt) and Pattaya.
Bangkok Airways Flights
Today, Bangkok Airways flies to a total of 23 destinationa(15 International) in eight countries including Bangkok, Koh Samui, Phuket, Sukhothai, Pattaya Beach (Utapao), Chiang Mai, Trat in Thailand. In Cambodia, they fly to Phnom Penh and Angkor Wat (Siem Reap). In China destinations include Jinghong, Xi’an, Guilin, Hong Kong, Zhengzhou, Hangzhou, Shenzhen also Luang Prabang in Laos, Yangon in Myanmar plus Singapore and Hiroshima in Japan. New services include a twice-weekly service from Bangkok to the Maldives.
Bangkok Airways Fleet
The network is operated by a fleet of 17 Aircraft: 2 x Airbus 319, 3 x Airbus 320, 4 x Boeing 717 and 8 ATR 72’s
Bangkok Airways In-Flight Service
Bangkok Airways always strives to meet their passengers demands and they act positively to feedback from their guests. As a result their business class in now called "Bangkok Airways Blue Ribbon Class" The name speaks for itself and signifies top-notch service.They offer thai, asian and western cuisine on board accompanied by a wide selection of fine wines and soft drinks.
Flights to Angkor Wat and Siem Reap Check out the on-line booking facility for competitive flights to Siem Reap from Phnom Penh and Bangkok for visiting the must see Temples at Angkor Wat. Bangkok Airways personifies the sort of small, caring, ambitious and progressive that we, at Alternative Airlines, urge you to support.
Bangkok Airways has launched a new daily domestic service from Bangkok (BKK) to Lampang (LPT) via Sukhothai (THS). The new route will be operated using an ATR-72 aircraft and commenced on February 11th 2010. Bangkok Airways is currently the only airline operating scheduled services to the two airports in north-west of Thailand.
Update 02.12.2010
Bangkok Airways are launching flights from Bangkok to the cities of Mumbai and Dhaka, from March 2011.
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