NewGen Airways introduced its first service the other day out of U-tapao airport, which the airline company has actually embraced as its brand-new regional base.
The flight began the arranged charter service, at 4 flights a week, to Zhengzhou, the capital city of Henan province in main China.
Thailand’s biggest China-focused charter operator is settling a strategy to serve a couple of extra Chinese cities from the Navy-operated airport in Rayong later on this year.
U-tapao was viewed as supplying NewGen with an option to prevent the overcrowding at Bangkok’s Don Mueang airport, where brand-new flight slots are tough to protect.
In addition, it supplies a chance for NewGen to bring Chinese guests straight to Pattaya, among their leading locations in Thailand, president Jarurnpong Sornprasit informed the Bangkok Post
NewGen intends to include the 2nd and 3rd Chinese paths out of U-tapao when the airline company gets 2 extra Boeing 737-800 jets in July.
The Thai-registered airline company last month got its 10th Boeing 737-800. NewGen has actually completely brought back operations it had actually substantially downsized due to a clampdown on so-called zero-dollar tourist rip-offs, which started in July in 2015.
” The results brought by the zero-dollar concern lag us as we have actually completely resumed our services and are continuing to grow,” Mr Jarurnpong stated.
The increase of Chinese travelers to Thailand has actually likewise gotten, he stated.
NewGen presently runs 30 flights a day to 25 Chinese cities.
