Thai AirAsia to end Bangkok-Seoul service after 12 years
A Thai travel account says Thai AirAsia will fly Don Mueang to Incheon daily from October 1 until October 24, then stop. AirAsia has announced no such change. The story Thai AirAsia to end Bangkok-Seoul service after 12 years as seen on Thaiger News .
Thai AirAsia announces the end of its Bangkok-Seoul route after a 12-year run, effective October 25. Passengers can either change their travel plans or receive a full refund. For the interim period, flights will resume daily on October 1 until October 24. From October 25, the route will once again be suspended. Thai AirAsia will operate the Kuala Lumpur-Incheon sector through AirAsia Malaysia, beginning October 25.
Meanwhile, the airline is bolstering its domestic network for the fourth-quarter peak season, with 135 daily flights between October and December. New direct flights will connect Phuket to Khon Kaen, Udon Thani, and other destinations. This expansion follows a reduction of services due to higher fuel prices and lower demand. Thai AirAsia anticipates a recovery in domestic travel during the peak season and early 2027, while maintaining operations from both Don Mueang and Suvarnabhumi airports.
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- Thai AirAsia to end Don Mueang-Incheon route after 12 years khaosodenglish.com
