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Bangkok Airways starts flights from Samui to Trat

By Peter (editor)
Posted in Traffic and transport
Tags: , , , ,
October 9, 2010

Bangkok Airways

Bangkok Airways is expanding its route network with flights from Koh Samui to Trat (Koh Chang) and return. From December 2 travelers on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays with Bangkok Airways fly to these two popular tourist destinations.

Trat is the airport of arrival for Koh Chang Island. This new connection makes it a lot easier to visit both Koh Samui and Koh Chang in one holiday.

Bangkok Airways become a major player

With this, Bangkok Airways strengthens its position as a major player in the domestic flight market. In addition to the eight domestic destinations, Bangkok Airways also flies to eight foreign destinations. An overview:

Domestic flights of Bangkok Airways – Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK) to:

  • Chiang Mai (CNX)
  • Krabi (KBV)
  • Ko Samui (USM)
  • Lampang (LPT)
  • Sukhothai (THS)
  • Trat (TDX)
  • Phuket (HKT)

Foreign flights from Bangkok Airways – Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK) to:

  • Hong Kong–China (HKG)
  • Luang Prabang–Laos (LPQ)
  • Male–Maldives (MLE)
  • Phnom Penh – Cambodia (PNH)
  • Siem Reap – Cambodia (REP)
  • Singapore – Malaysia (SIN)
  • Yangon–Myanmar (RGN)

History of Bangkok Airways

The world's first private airline Thailand was established in 1968 as 'Sahakol Air'. Bangkok Airways officially started operations in 1986. These included scheduled flights from Bangkok to Krabi, Korat, and Surin. With the growth of national and international tourism, the growth of Bangkok Airways also increased.

Own airports in Thailand

To expand its route network, Bangkok Airways has built a number of airports in Thailand. The operation of these airports is still in the hands of Bangkok Airways. These are Samui Airport (1989), Sukhothai Airport (1996) and Trat Airport (2002). The current fleet consists of 17 aircraft: 8 ATR 72-500s, 6 Airbus 319s and 3 Airbus 320s.

Flight tickets Bangkok Airways

The fastest and easiest way to book a flight ticket from Bangkok Airways is via the website: www.bangkokair.com You need a credit card to buy a ticket. Bangkok Airways accepts VISA, MaterCard and JCB. The credit card owner must also be one of the travellers.

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1 thought on “Bangkok Airways starts flights from Samui to Trat”

  1. ThailandGanger says up
    9 October 2010 at 18: 45

    Just checked on their website, but the tickets are quite pricey !!!


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