Bangkok Airways is to launch non-stop flights
between Bangkok (Suvarnabhumi) and Chiang Rai in northern
Thailand.
Commencing 28 March 2014, Bangkok Airways will use an
162-seater Airbus A320 aircraft to service the route.
Mr. Puttipong Prasarttong-Osoth, Bangkok Airways' President said, "We
see Chiang Rai as another potential, yet competitive market in
Thailand. The city has emerged as a popular northern Thailand
alternative tourist base to larger Chiang Mai. Chiang Rai is a
strategic gateway to neighboring countries such as the Republic of
the Union of Myanmar, the Lao People's Democratic Republic as well
as the southernmost part of China."
Flight PG231 will depart Bangkok (Suvarnabhumi) at
07:35 and arrive at Chiang Rai Airport at 08:55, while the
second outbound flight will depart Bangkok (Suvarnabhumi) at
18:05 and arrive in Chiang Rai at 19:25.
Flight PG232 will depart Chiang Rai Airport at 09:45
and arrive Bangkok (Suvarnabhumi) at 11:05, while the second
inbound flight will depart Chiang Rai airport at 20:10 and
arrive Bangkok (Suvarnabhumi) at 21:30.
All
passengers of Bangkok Airways can enjoy a boutique lounge at
Suvarnabhumi where passengers can treat themselves to a multitude
of free snacks and various choices of hot or cold drinks, free
Wi-Fi internet access. There's also a kid's corner located within
the lounge area that will satisfy the needs of young children.
For
Bangkok Airways' business class - the Blue Ribbon Club or for any
passengers with FlyerBonus Premier Membership can enjoy extra
treats at the Blue Ribbon Club Lounge that offers more services
such as hot meals, a personal shower room, a massage parlor, as
well as a personal library room, which can also be
used as a meeting room.
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