Bangkok Airways is investing Bt400 million ($12.4 million) to develop Trat airport - located in eastern Thailand and owned by the carrier - into a future operating hub.

Hat Yai Airport celebrates 37 years, plans facility upgrades to enhance services. International flights up 52.95%.

Bangkok Airways plans to upgrade Trat airport and make it the aviation centre of the East, boosting provincial economic and tourism growth.

The Exclusive Transfer, Bangkok’s leading provider of luxury airport transportation, is honored to announce that it has been ...

SET-listed Bangkok Airways has cancelled a plan to add two more single-aisle aircraft to its fleet, mainly attributed to sluggish traffic on Thai-Cambodian routes, but remains committed to increasing ...

This increase is due to I-to-I segment growth jump from 3,88,000 in FY 2023 to 1.34 million in FY 2025 and the spike outpaces the overall transfer traffic growth, making Delhi a preferred hub ...

A window cleaner caught with more than £60,000 worth of cannabis smiled as he realised he’d been ‘duped’. Gary Lindley said he thought a package he was carrying on a flight into Manchester Airport ...

Founded in 2004, Nok Air is a popular low-cost carrier based at Bangkok’s second-busiest hub, Don Mueang International Airport (DMK). In addition to DMK, the airline operates from two other main bases ...

Travelers will pay higher terminal fees at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (Naia) starting Sept. 14, the Manila International Airport Authority (MIAA) confirmed to ...

Airport director Golam Mortuza Hasan said, "Currently 1,500 to 2,000 passengers pass through Cox's Bazar daily, rising to 2,500 in peak season. With international operations, the airport's passenger ...

Hydroponic marijuana from Thailand, dubbed ‘poor man’s cocaine’, grows popular among Indian youth. High-potency strains, ...

A couple who have travelled the world through home-swapping, even staying on a yacht where “Prince William had his stag do”, have said they “don’t pay for holiday accommodation any more”.