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Where does Thai Airways International fly?

TG · 113 nonstop routes
Thai Airways International flies 113 nonstop routes touching 67 airports in 31 countries, with its busiest bases at Bangkok (BKK), Tokyo (NRT), Melbourne (MEL).
BKKISTNRTMELDMK Thai Airways International · 113 nonstop routes across 67 airports onlynonstop.com

Every Thai Airways International nonstop route in our tracked network — hubs in orange. Download this map — free to reuse with a link back to this page.

Scope: our route data covers 291 tracked origin airports, so this shows routes touching those airports. For large carriers that is close to the whole network; for regional carriers it may be partial.

Nonstop routes
113
Airports served
67
Countries
31
Biggest hub
BKK

Thai Airways International hubs and focus cities

AirportThai Airways International routesTotal airport routes
Bangkok · Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK)60128
Tokyo · Narita International Airport (NRT)2101
Melbourne · Melbourne International Airport (MEL)267
Bangkok · Don Mueang International Airport (DMK)265
Istanbul · Istanbul Airport (IST)1279
Paris · Charles de Gaulle International Airport (CDG)1258
Amsterdam · Amsterdam Airport Schiphol (AMS)1258
Frankfurt · Frankfurt am Main Airport (FRA)1250

What is Thai Airways International's longest flight?

The longest Thai Airways International nonstop in our data is Toulouse (TLS) to Bangkok (DMK) at 6,008 miles — roughly 12h 03m in the air (estimated from distance). The shortest is Bangkok (DMK) to Bangkok (BKK) at 19 miles.

Aircraft types we've observed on Thai Airways International routes

Airbus A350-900Boeing 787-9Boeing 787-8Airbus A330-300Airbus A320Boeing 777-300ERAirbus A350

Observed in our schedule sample on routes where Thai Airways International is the only scheduled carrier — a conservative view, not a fleet list. Fleet data is ch-aviation and Planespotters territory.

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Every Thai Airways International destination

Asia (48)

Ahmedabad (AMD) · Bangalore (BLR) · Bangkok (BKK) · Bangkok (DMK) · Beijing (PEK) · Chiang Mai (CNX) · Chiang Rai (CEI) · Colombo (CMB) · Delhi (DEL) · Denpasar (DPS) · Dhaka (DAC) · Fukuoka (FUK) · Guangzhou (CAN) · Hanoi (HAN) · Hat Yai (HDY) · Ho Chi Minh City (SGN) · Hong Kong (HKG) · Hyderabad (HYD) · Islamabad (ISB) · Jakarta (CGK) · Kaohsiung (KHH) · Karachi (KHI) · Kathmandu (KTM) · Khon Kaen (KKC) · Kolkata (CCU) · Krabi (KBV) · Kratie (KTI) · Kuala Lumpur (KUL) · Kunming (KMG) · Lahore (LHE) · Madras (MAA) · Manila (MNL) · Mumbai (BOM) · Nagoya (NGO) · Osaka (KIX) · Penang (PEN) · Phuket (HKT) · Sapporo (CTS) · Seoul (ICN) · Shanghai (PVG) · Singapore (SIN) · Taipei (TPE) · Tokyo (NRT) · Tokyo (HND) · Ubon Ratchathani (UBP) · Udon Thani (UTH) · Vientiane (VTE) · Yangon (RGN)

Europe (15)

Amsterdam (AMS) · Brussels (BRU) · Copenhagen (CPH) · Frankfurt (FRA) · Istanbul (IST) · Izmir (ADB) · London (LHR) · Milano (MXP) · Munich (MUC) · Oslo (OSL) · Paris (CDG) · Paris (ORY) · Stockholm (ARN) · Toulouse (TLS) · Zurich (ZRH)

Oceania (4)

Adelaide (ADL) · Melbourne (MEL) · Perth (PER) · Sydney (SYD)

Common questions

Where does Thai Airways International fly?

Thai Airways International flies 113 nonstop routes touching 67 airports in 31 countries within our tracked network of 291 origin airports. Its busiest bases are Bangkok (BKK), Tokyo (NRT), Melbourne (MEL).

What is Thai Airways International's longest flight?

Toulouse (TLS) to Bangkok (DMK) — about 6,008 miles, roughly 12h 03m in the air (estimated from distance).

What are Thai Airways International's biggest hubs?

By nonstop routes in our data: Bangkok (BKK) with 60, Tokyo (NRT) with 2, Melbourne (MEL) with 2, Bangkok (DMK) with 2, Istanbul (IST) with 1.

What aircraft does Thai Airways International fly?

Aircraft types we have observed on Thai Airways International routes include the Airbus A350-900, Boeing 787-9, Boeing 787-8, Airbus A330-300, Airbus A320. This reflects our schedule sample, not the full fleet.