Thai Airways to Launch Flights to Brussels

Thai Airways International is to launch direct flights between Bangkok and Brussels on 17 November 2011.

THAI will utilize Boeing 777-200ER aircraft on the Bangkok-Brussels v.v. route and can carry a total of 292 passengers with 30 seats in Royal Silk Class and 262 seats in Economy Class, with seats in all classes of travel equipped with personal screens and the latest in-flight entertainment system.

Flight TG934 will depart Bangkok on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 00:30 and arrive in Brussels at 07:00.

The return flight, TG935, will depart Brussels on the same day at 13:30 and arrive in Bangkok at 06:20 the next day.

The total flight time on the Bangkok-Brussels route is 12.30 hours and 10.50 hours on the return from Brussels-Bangkok.

Mr. Pandit Chanapai, THAI Executive Vice President for Commercial, said, “THAI is pleased to introduce Brussels as its newest destination to serve the European Union (EU), as the only Southeast Asian carrier to operate non-stop flights on the route Bangkok-Brussels. Flights to Brussels will serve business travel among the international community from Thailand and the European Union conducting state travel. Leisure passengers from Belgium, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, and France will also take advantage of direct flights into Bangkok, with passengers traveling beyond Bangkok to Thai domestic destinations and other parts of Southeast Asia.”

Flights on the Bangkok-Brussels route will go on sale 1 July 2011.

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