Thai Airways International introduces direct service Taipei - Hong Kong - Chiang Mai - Bangkok

Thai Airways International today inaugurated its direct service on the route Taipei-Hong Kong-Chiang Mai-Bangkok.

The new route has been introduced in accordance with the government’s policy to turn Chiang Mai into the northern aviation hub of Thailand.

The new flight from Taipei-Hong Kong-Chiang Mai-Bangkok will be operated three times a week on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays utilizing Airbus 330-300 aircraft, with a capacity of 42 seats in business class and 263 seats in economy class.

Mr. Suwat Tantipat said that Chiang Mai is a suitable location for becoming the aviation hub of northern Thailand providing effective transportation network linked via land and air as well as having international airport for connecting the provinces in the north, northeast, and major cities in neighbouring countries. As the government’s policy is to promote international relations and commercial goods in sub-regional areas to support trade efforts and air links, Chiang Mai can serve as the perfect northern aviation hub of Thailand. 

Mr. Tantipat further said that he was confident that THAI’s direct services between Taipei, Hong Kong, and Chiang Mai would create more commercial, tourism, and cultural exchanges between people of all parties.