[HD video below]
AirAsia has launched a Fly Thru service from Yangon
and Mandalay (with connections at Don Mueang Airport in Bangkok) to a variety
of destinations, all with single baggage checks and immigration
passes.
AirAsia currently flies direct
from Yangon to Bangkok (FD) twice daily, Yangon to Kuala Lumpur
(AK) daily and Mandalay to Bangkok (FD) daily.
Mr. Nadda Buranasiri, CEO of Thai AirAsia X,
said, “In the near future the ASEAN Economic
Community, or AEC, will be formed and spur even faster growth in
Myanmar. We believe that by creating a strong foundation of flight
destinations, AirAsia will be able to maintain its leadership in
the low fare segment in Myanmar. In the first 5 months of this
year (January-May) alone, the Bangkok-Yangon route saw a passenger increase of 15% while Bangkok-Mandalay saw a 30% increase
year-on-year. We expect that through our stimulation activities
and marketing plan, these figures will continue to rise.,”
At present, Thai AirAsia provides Fly
Thru from Yangon at Don Mueang to 8 international destinations,
namely; Siem Reap, Chongqing, Jakarta, Wuhan, Macau, Singapore,
Hong Kong and Ho Chi Minh, as well as to the 5 domestic
destinations of Chiang Mai, Chiang Rai, Hat Yai, Krabi and Phuket.
Fly Thru also takes travelers from Mandalay via Don Mueang to
Phuket and Kuala Lumpur.
The Fly Thru service allows travellers to check in their baggage only
once and receive it at their terminal destination. In addition,
travellers only
have to pass through immigration once with no need for a
transit visa during connection.
Thai AirAsia X Launches
Seoul Flights
Thai AirAsia X today launches flights from Bangkok to South Korea, serviced by
Airbus A330-300 planes seating 377 people; 12 business class seats
and 365 economy class seats.
Mr. Nadda Buranasiri, said, “Over the past year, over 63,470 Myanmar
travelers made their way to South Korea. Thai AirAsia X hopes to
provide these travelers another choice in getting from Myanmar to
South Korea via a quick connection in Don Mueang that offers not
only a great price and convenience but also the opportunity to
visit Thailand at the same time.”
Thai AirAsia X Airbus
A330-300 Aircraft Tour - HD (May 2014)
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