Thai Airways, the flag carrier of Thailand is keen on expanding its route network in India in the coming year. Currently operating from Mumbai, New Delhi, Chennai, Bengaluru, Kolkata and Hyderabad; the carrier is keen on starting services from Amritsar and improving frequencies from Bengaluru and Hyderabad. Apart from enhancing the route network in India, it is also considering promoting the Golden Triangle route of Thailand which consists of Chiang Saen, Sop Ruak and Mai Sai. The airline organised ‘Thai Seminar’ yesterday in Mumbai to update the travel trade about the latest offerings of the airline and the introduction of 'Royal First Class Service' on Mumbai – Bangkok route effective October 26, 2009 along with an additional service from Mumbai.
Yutthanai Piamprom, General Manager – Western India, Thai Airways said, “India is one of the most important and potential markets for Thai Airways. With the increasing number of travellers on India – Thailand route, we might witness an increase in demand from early next year. Currently we are operating ten flights a week from Mumbai and are going to operate an additional service from Mumbai effective October 26, 2009. |