Air Arabia increases Bangkok flights with third daily service
The additional frequency highlights Air Arabia's commitment to improving connectivity, offering passengers greater flexibility and convenience when traveling between the UAE and Thailand.
CEO highlights strategic growth
Adel Al Ali, Group Chief Executive Officer of Air Arabia, said: 'We are glad to expand our service to Bangkok, which reaffirms our ongoing commitment to meeting customer demand and strengthening connectivity to key global markets. We remain dedicated to enhancing the travel experience of our customers while also contributing to the growth of trade and tourism ties between the UAE and Thailand.'
Comfort, convenience, and affordability
Air Arabia operates a modern fleet of 83 Airbus A320 and A321 neo-LR aircraft, known for their efficiency and comfort. The aircraft feature generous seat pitch, the complimentary in-flight streaming service 'SkyTime,' and the onboard menu 'SkyCafe.' Passengers can also earn benefits through 'Air Rewards,' the region's most generous loyalty program.
Easy booking options
Travelers can book direct flights from Sharjah to Bangkok through Air Arabia's website, by contacting their call center, or via travel agencies.
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