Thai Airways has launched flights to the Maldives from Bangkok, increasing the country’s access to one of Asia’s largest travel hubs.
The airline began operating three flights a week from the start of the year, under a code-share agreement with Bangkok Airways.
The Airbus A319 aircraft will fly Bangkok-Maldives on Monday, Thursday and Sunday until the conclusion of the winter schedule on March 2011.
Thai Airways’ General Manager for Sri Lanka and the Maldives, Weerawat Swasdibutra, said the code-share agreement would “offer more travel opportunities for passengers who book and travel with Thai.”
“Through this code-share arrangement, more passengers will be able to travel to the Maldives and experience the renown pure beauty of the Maldives at its best,” he said.
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This service will soon stop due to a lack of tourists. Why would anyone want to visit the Maldives after the Vilu Reef fiasco? You people have no respect for non muslims.