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Dragonair
today confirmed that it will be cancelling services to Bangkok with effect from September
27 - the day before the new airport in Bangkok, Suvarnabhumi,
opens. The airline cited commercial reasons for the decision.
“Hong Kong-Bangkok is a very busy, competitive route, and it has not been performing to expectations for some time,” said CEO Kenny
Tang. “That is why we have taken the decision to cancel the service.”
He said alternative arrangements would be made for customers booked on the airline’s flights to Bangkok
or Hong Kong after September
27, but no further clarification was given.
“We will be ensuring passengers get to their destination with the minimum of inconvenience,” Mr. Tang said.
Dragonair launched services to Bangkok in November 2003.
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