Bangkok Airways

Bangkok Airways

1968Founded
3Aircraft types
1Base airports
PG · BKPIATA · ICAO

About the airline

Bangkok Airways (PG/BKP) is Thailand's leading regional airline founded in 1968, operating from its main hub at Suvarnabhumi Airport. Known for reliable service to Southeast Asian destinations and regional routes.

Fleet

Bangkok Airways (IATA: PG, ICAO: BKP) has been operating since 1968 as Thailand's established regional carrier. Based at Suvarnabhumi Airport in Bangkok, the airline specializes in connecting passengers across Southeast Asia with a focus on regional routes and secondary destinations that complement major international hubs.

The airline's network emphasizes regional connectivity, serving both leisure and business travelers throughout Thailand and neighboring countries. Bangkok Airways operates a mixed fleet strategy with modern narrowbody jets and turboprop aircraft, allowing it to serve diverse markets from major cities to smaller regional airports with limited infrastructure.

With a fleet comprising Airbus A319 and A320 jets alongside ATR 72 turboprops, Bangkok Airways combines efficiency on trunk routes with operational flexibility on regional services. This fleet composition reflects the airline's dual focus: cost-effective service on higher-demand corridors and essential connectivity to underserved regional destinations across Southeast Asia.