Spring Airlines, China’s premier low-cost airline, is making waves in Southeast Asia with a major expansion of its route network. The airline has announced four new flight services to Bangkok, Thailand, scheduled to launch during the Northern Winter 2024/25 season. These routes include three service resumptions and one brand-new service, all connecting major Chinese cities to Bangkok’s Suvarnabhumi (BKK) and Don Mueang (DMK) airports.
Spring Airlines is clearly aiming to strengthen its foothold in the booming China-Thailand travel market. The airline recognizes the growing demand for both tourism and business travel between the two countries, and its new routes are designed to provide travelers with more convenient and cost-effective options.
The new routes are set to take off on October 27, 2024, with a mix of daily and weekly services from Fuzhou, Guangzhou, Xi’an, and Yangzhou. These additions will be a welcome sight for travelers, especially during the winter season when tourist traffic traditionally surges.
Resuming Connections:
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Fuzhou – Bangkok Suvarnabhumi:
This daily service, last operated in October 2016, is making a welcome return. The convenient flight times cater to both business and leisure travelers seeking a direct route to Bangkok.*
Guangzhou – Bangkok Suvarnabhumi:
This route, previously operational until October 2020, will also resume with daily flights, offering both early morning and late-night options. This flexibility makes it ideal for business commuters and those looking to make the most of their time in Thailand.*
Xi’an – Bangkok Don Mueang:
This route, last operated in June 2023, will see a major boost with the introduction of two daily flights. Travelers between China’s historic Xi’an and Bangkok will benefit from the high-frequency connections, convenient for both leisure and business purposes. Don Mueang airport, primarily serving low-cost carriers, is an excellent choice for budget-conscious travelers seeking a gateway to Bangkok’s vibrant attractions.New Route to Explore:
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Yangzhou – Bangkok Don Mueang:
This brand-new route, launching on December 2, 2024, will operate three times a week. This connection between the historic Chinese city of Yangzhou and Thailand’s capital is expected to stimulate tourism between the two cities. Yangzhou, renowned for its rich history and cultural heritage, offers a unique destination for Chinese tourists seeking something different, while Bangkok continues to allure with its countless attractions.These new routes are a testament to the growing importance of air connectivity between China and Thailand, especially as travel demand rebounds following the easing of COVID-19 restrictions. Spring Airlines’ low-cost services provide a compelling option for Chinese tourists and business travelers seeking affordable and reliable flights to Southeast Asia.
