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About PBair
Founded in 1990, PBair was a Thai airline which operated scheduled passenger and charter services to domestic destinations within Thailand and international services to other parts of Southeast and East Asia. The airline was based at Suvarnabhumi Airport, Bangkok and flew to several destinations in Thailand, as well as to Vietnam and South Korea.
PBair was originally created by the president of Boon Rawd Brewery, Piya Bhirom Bhakdi, as a way to transport employees of the company. However, by 1997, the airline began operating charter flights. In 1999, after signing an alliance with Thai Airways and Air Andaman, PBair began flying scheduled passenger services.
PBair ran scheduled passenger services for the following 10 years, until in 2009, when the company ran into financial problems and officially stopped operations in December 2009.
PBair Fleet
At the time it ceased operations, PBair's fleet was made up of two ATR-72-500 aircraft, which were leased from Bangkok Airways.
Over the 19 years that PBair was in service, it used numerous different aircraft, including the Dornier 328, Fokker F28, Boeing 767-300 and Embraer ERJ 145 LR.
PBair Destinations
PBair operated flights to the following destinations:
Domestic Destinations
Bangkok
Buriram
Lampang
Nakhon Phanom
Nan
Roi Et
Sakon Nakhon
Mae Sot
Mae Hong Son
International Destinations
Da Nang
Seoul (charter)
PBair Hub Airport
Suvarnabhumi Airport
Suvarnabhumi Airport, along with Don Meuang International Airport, is one of the two international airports in Bangkok, Thailand and was the hub airport for PBair for nearly three years. Suvarnabhumi is the newer airport in Bangkok and began serving domestic and international airlines in 2006, three years before PBair ceased operations.
Today, Suvarnabhumi Airport is the hub for a number of Thai airlines, including Asia Atlantic Airlines, Bangkok Airways, Jet Asia Airways, Thai Airways, Thai Smile and Thai Vietjet Air.
