Four Thai Airlines Shift Operations Back to Don Muang Airport
A few days ago, I hinted at some airlines being re-routed to the old Don Muang Airport while the new Suvarnabhumi Airport gets the necessary repairs. Latest report has it that so far, effective March 25, four airlines will make the shift, making a combined 71 flights per day to/from Don Muang airport:
- Thai Airways International (domestic routes)
- Nok Air
- One-Two-Go
- PB Air
Two other Thailand-based budget airlines, Thai AirAsia and Bangkok Airways, will continue to operate their flights at the Suvarnabhumi airport. More details from the Suvarnabhumi Airport Guide.
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3 opinions for Four Thai Airlines Shift Operations Back to Don Muang Airport
jan redman
Mar 5, 2007 at 10:29 am
are you sure ,abote the moving back to don muang airport,and if for howe long. tanks and take care
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Mar 5, 2007 at 6:19 pm
[…] Las demás aerolíneas de bajo coste con base en Tailandia, Thai AirAsia y Bangkok Airways seguirán operando desde el aeropuerto de Suvarnabhumi. Tienes más detalles en la Suvarnabhumi Airport Guide. Vía Let’s Visit Asia. Noticia anterior: « Persecución en Tuk Tuk por Bangkok Noticia siguiente: […]
Ruth
Mar 8, 2007 at 7:48 am
Jan, the move of operations back to Don Muang is reported in The Nation. It will most likely last until the repairs at Suvarnabhumi are completed. If you are flying with these airlines, you should be advised of these changes.
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