Ezy Airlines postpones 3 northern Thailand routes, waiting for airport approval
Ezy Airlines postponed the launch of its Chiang Mai-Mae Hong Son, Chiang Mai-Pai, and Chiang Mai-Nan routes indefinitely while awaiting approval from Chiang Mai International Airport. The airline had originally planned to open ticket bookings for the three northern routes on August 17, but the plan was delayed as Ezy Airlines has not yet received … The story Ezy Airlines postpones 3 northern…
Ezy Airlines has indefinitely postponed the launch of three northern Thailand routes while awaiting approval from Chiang Mai International Airport. The airline had planned to commence ticket bookings for the Chiang Mai-Mae Hong Son, Chiang Mai-Pai, and Chiang Mai-Nan routes on August 17, but the delay arose due to the lack of approval for its self-handling services.
Ezy Airlines requires this approval for ground handling operations, which in turn may help reduce operating costs and, consequently, lower fares for passengers. The airline remains committed to launching the routes to meet domestic travel demand, support tourism, and strengthen economic links between northern Thai provinces. Passengers are advised to wait for further updates from Ezy Airlines regarding new booking and service launch dates.
Ezy Airlines is a short-haul carrier primarily operating smaller aircraft, such as the Cessna Grand Caravan EX, connecting various provinces within Thailand. The airline plans to expand its operations to Southern Thailand, but specifics remain undisclosed. Currently, Ezy Airlines operates the Hat Yai-Betong route as its primary scheduled service, with tickets starting at 3,100 baht (excluding VAT).
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