Bangkok flights Finnair continue despite strike
Finnair has hired an aircraft including cabin crew to operate the Amsterdam-Helsinki route for the next four days. Tonight and Saturday evening the aircraft will fly to Helsinki at 19.05:5 PM. On Sunday 6 December and Monday 11.40 December, the aircraft departs from Schiphol to the Finnish capital in accordance with the timetable at 30 am. This weekend it will be examined whether and when flights can be operated on this route after Monday. Strike cabin crew Finnair Since last Tuesday XNUMX November …
New poll: vote for the best airline
On Thailandblog.nl there is a regular discussion about the flying experiences of visitors. With this new poll, we ask you to vote for the best airline flying to Bangkok. This concerns matters such as service on board, seat space, price/quality ratio, flying on time, etc. Cast your vote and help other travelers to choose the right airline. After all, your holiday to Thailand already starts on the plane. Mind you, it's…
Thai low-cost airline Nok Air is going to expand
After AirAsia and Thai Airways, the Thai low-cost airline Nok Air also wants to expand its fleet. Nok Air wants to lease 14 new aircraft in the long term. In the short term, this concerns four Boeing B737-400 and four ATR 72 turboprop aircraft that will be leased for a longer period. Another six Boeing B737-800 will be added at a later stage. Nok Air's current fleet consists of six Boeing B737-400 and two…
Flight to Thailand cancelled. What now?
By TheoThai You hear it a lot lately. China Airlines or Eva Air flight from Amsterdam to Bangkok or vice versa has been cancelled. It's not entirely clear to me what it is. You will receive a text message or an email from the carrier informing you that the originally planned flight has been canceled or that you will be rebooked to an earlier or later flight. From the travel agency where you bought the ticket…
Soon from Schiphol to Bangkok with Emirates
Emirates will start flights from Schiphol Amsterdam in six weeks. Including to Bangkok in Thailand. Emirates is a Dubai-based airline with a huge fleet of 145 aircraft, eight of which are A380 superjumbos. They fly to more than 100 destinations on six continents. Amsterdam will be the airline's 23rd European destination. The Emirates Group has a workforce of 40.000 employees and is a true multinational company. The cabin crew alone consists of 11.000 people and …
By Hans Bos Good news for those who want to go to Pattaya as soon as possible after arriving in Thailand. U-tapao Airport in Chonburi gets a major facelift and is then called U-tapao Pattaya International Airport. The airport, a famous American base during the Vietnam War, is being expanded with a new terminal, while the capacity is increasing from the current 400 to 1200 passengers per hour. The number of 'parking places' for aircraft is also growing strongly, from 4 to ...