BAGS Ground Services Team Attends Thai Aviation Industry Conference 2023
Bangkok, Thailand - October 31, 2023
The bustling landscape of Thailand's aviation industry took center stage on October 30, 2023, as the Civil Aviation Authority of Thailand (CAAT) organized the 2nd Thai Aviation Industry Seminar under the theme "Resume the Flight Path to a Bright Future.
BAGS Ground Services Takes Green Initiative: Trials Electric Ground Support Equipment at U-Tapao International Airport
Collaboration with Panus Assembly CO., LTD Marks a Significant Step Towards Environmental Responsibility
U-Tapao Airport, Thailand: In a groundbreaking move towards environmental sustainability, BAGS Ground Services has entered a trial period for the deployment of electric ground support equipment at U-Tapao Airport.
BAGS Ground Services to Provide Exceptional Ground Handling for Bangkok Airways' New Route: Lampang to Mae Hong Son
Bangkok Airways' highly anticipated new route between Lampang and Mae Hong Son, scheduled to commence from 2nd August 2023, has garnered significant attention in the aviation industry.
BAGS Ground Services is thrilled to announce its readiness to serve flights during the upcoming winter schedule with a brand-new fleet of ground service equipment. This strategic enhancement enables BAGS to offer top-notch support and efficiency to airlines operating at Chiang Mai International Airport (CNX), U-tapao International Airport (UTP), and Hat Yai International Airport (HDY).
With a steadfast commitment to delivering exceptional service and meeting the ever-evolving needs of the aviation industry, BAGS has invested in cutting-edge ground handling equipment.
Starting from August, 2023, Bangkok Airways intends to reintroduce its flights to Mae Hong Son by scheduling service between Lampang and Mae Hong Son, utilizing ATR72-600 aircraft. The route Suvarnabhumi – Lampang – Mae Hong Son will take approximately 40 minutes to transit at Lampang.
Chengdu Airlines’ summer and autumn flight seasons will add more and more tourist routes to resume, and deepen the exploration of the business model of domestic civil aircraft operation.
On March 5, the route from Chengdu to Koh Samui, which has been suspended for three years, will resume.