Swiss Increases Bangkok Capacity with Boeing 777-300ER

Swiss has launched daily Boeing 777-300ER flights between Zurich and Bangkok, replacing the Airbus A340-300 which previously operated the route.

The new Swiss Boeing 777-300ER features 340 seats: 8 in First Class, 62 in Business Class and 270 in Economy Class.

Mr. Dirk Grossmann, General Manager Passenger Sales Thailand and the Mekong Region for Lufthansa Group said, “Again, it is great news for the group in Thailand with Swiss bringing in the flagship Boeing B777-300ER after we successfully introduced Eurowings into the Thai market late last year. This has proven that we have a strong and steady growth and demand in this region and Bangkok continues to be the important Asian hub for the Lufthansa Group.”

The Swiss First Class seat is transformable into the occupant’s own private suite that includes a 32-inch screen. Swiss First Class passengers also get electrically-adjustable window blinds and their own personal wardrobe.

In Swiss Business Class, the seat cushion’s firmness can be individually regulated, while Swiss Economy Class passengers can make use of a self-service kiosk that offers a range of drinks and snacks.

To ensure that passengers remain connected, Swiss offers three data packages for its inflight internet option. The 20MB Swiss Connect data package, costing CHF 9; the 50MB package at CHF 19; and the 120MB package at CHF 39. 

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