Bangkok Airways Public Company Limited will resume two more of its domestic services which are Phuket – U-Tapao (starting from 2 December 2021 onwards) and Samui – U-Tapao (starting from 15 December 2021 onwards).
The resumed service between Phuket and U-Tapao will be operated by an ATR72-600 aircraft, starting with three flights per week (Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday). The outbound flight PG282 departs Phuket International Airport at 12.15hrs. and arrives at U-Tapao International Airport at 13.55hrs. The inbound flight PG281 leaves U-Tapao International Airport at 14.25hrs. and arrives Phuket International Airport at 16.05hrs.
While the resumed service between Samui and U-Tapao will be operated by an ATR72-600 aircraft, starting with three flights per week (Wednesday, Friday and Sunday). The outbound flight PG293 departs Samui Airport at 14.25hrs. and arrives at U-Tapao International Airport at 15.40hrs. The inbound flight PG294 leaves U-Tapao International Airport at 16.10hrs. and arrives Samui at 17.20hrs.
The resumed services between Phuket – U-Tapao and Samui – U-Tapao in December will make it a total of 12 destinations the airline operates which are;
Bangkok – Samui (v.v.)
Bangkok – Chiang Mai (v.v.)
Bangkok – Phuket (v.v.)
Bangkok – Lampang (v.v.)
Bangkok – Sukhothai (v.v.)
Samui – Phuket (v.v.)
Samui – Singapore (v.v.)
Bangkok – Trat (v.v.)
Phuket – Hat Yai (v.v.)
Bangkok – Phnom Penh (v.v.)
Phuket – U-Tapao (v.v.) (Starting from 2 December 2021 onwards)
Samui – U-Tapao (v.v.) (Starting from 15 December 2021 onwards)
Passengers can visit the website https://www.bangkokair.com/flight/flightSchedule for more details about flight schedules.
For more information and reservations, passengers can contact the airline via the following channels;
Call Center: Tel. 1771 (within Thailand) or +66 2-270-6699 (during 08.00hrs. – 20.00hrs.)
PG Live Chat: https://bit.ly/PGLiveChatEN
Email: [email protected]
Bangkok Airways remains committed to the safety and hygiene of our passengers and employees as the highest priority. The airlines strictly implement surveillance measures to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
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