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Nok Air History
Nok Air's first flight was in July, 2004, with its first international flight in May, 2007. Today, Nok Air has 17 aircraft; 14 of the new Boeing 737-800 aircraft and 3 of the twin turbo-prop De Havilland Canada DHC-8 Dash 8 Q400 NextGen aircraft. Nok Air flies to domestic and international destinations across the Asia-Pacific region. As the airline is partly owned by Thai Airways International, Nok Air aircraft are able to be maintained by the larger Thai Airways, thus ensuring high levels of safety.
Nok Air Aircraft
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BOEING 737-800 Fleet: 14 Engines: 2 General Electric CFM56-7B
Cockpit: Glass Cockpit, Fly-By-Wire Cruising Speed: 0.785 Mach Range: 3,058 NM (Medium Range) No. Of Passengers: 189 Characteristics: Medium, Sharklets |
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DE HAVILLAND CANADA DHC-8 DASH 8 Q400 NEXTGEN Fleet: 3 Engines: 2 Pratt and Whitney 150A
Cockpit: Glass Cockpit, Fly-By-Wire Cruising Speed: 0.54 Mach Range: 1,114 NM (Short Range) No. Of Passengers: 86 Characteristics: Small, 6 Propellors |
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