SAS Scandinavian Airlines is set to resume operations in Thailand’s capital Bangkok after an absence of nearly 10 years.
The airline plans to introduce seasonal service between Copenhagen and Bangkok Suvarnabhumi, offering three weekly flights utilizing Airbus A350 aircraft. Pending government approval, the flights are scheduled to commence on Oct. 30, marking the start of the winter 2023-24 season.
With the launch of this service, Bangkok will become SAS’s third destination in Asia. At present, the airline operates a route between Copenhagen and Shanghai Pudong, with three roundtrips per week. Additionally, flights from Denmark’s capital to Tokyo Haneda are slated to resume on June 1, also with three weekly roundtrips.
SAS last operated flights to Bangkok during the winter of 2013-14. However, the airline suspended service to the city in March 2014,…
