Thai Airways Resumes Amsterdam Route After 28 Years
Thai Airways resumed direct flights between Bangkok and Amsterdam after nearly three decades, launching daily service to strengthen travel connections between Thailand and Europe through its Star Alliance network.
Thai Airways International launched its inaugural direct flight between Bangkok and Amsterdam on Tuesday, marking the airline's return to the Dutch capital after a 28-year absence. A ceremony at Suvarnabhumi Airport was attended by Thai Airways CEO Chai Eamsiri, Chief Commercial Officer Kittipong Sarnsombat, airline executives, staff and invited guests. Passengers on the inaugural flight received commemorative souvenirs.
The airline said the resumed route aims to meet growing travel demand while improving connections between Thailand, the Asia-Pacific region and major European destinations through the Star Alliance network. The Bangkok–Amsterdam service will operate daily, with Flight TG936 departing Bangkok at 05:35 and arriving in Amsterdam at 12:40 local time, while Flight TG937 departs Amsterdam at 14:15 local time and arrives in Bangkok at 06:35 the following day.
