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Thai Air Asia History
Thai Air Asia was established by the Shin Corporation on December the 8th, 2003, in partnership with the larger Malaysian-owned low-budget airline, Air Asia. The goal of Air Asia is to offer low fare no frills flights that are cheap enough to allow everyone to fly. Thai Air Asia operates 60 Airbus aircraft. By focusing on less aircraft types, costs for training & spare parts can be reduced. This helps keep air fares low. Thai Air Asia currently flies to domestic and international destinations across the Asia-Pacific region.
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Thai Air Asia Aircraft
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AIRBUS A320-200 Fleet: 44
Engines: 2 General Electric CFM56-5B Cockpit: Glass Cockpit, Fly-By-Wire (Side Stick - Controlled) Cruising Speed: 0.78 Mach Range: 2,500 NM (Short - Medium Range) No. Of Passengers: 180 Characteristics: Small, One Deck, Small New-Style Winglets |
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AIRBUS A320-200 Neo Fleet: 11
Engines: 2 General Electric CFM LEAP-1A Cockpit: Glass Cockpit, Fly-By-Wire (Side Stick - Controlled) Cruising Speed: 0.82 Mach Range: 3,400 NM (Medium Range) No. Of Passengers: 186 Characteristics: Small, One Deck, Large Sharklets |
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AIRBUS A321-200 Neo Fleet: 5
Engines: 2 General Electric CFM LEAP-1A Cockpit: Glass Cockpit, Fly-By-Wire (Side Stick - Controlled) Cruising Speed: 0.82 Mach Range: 4,000 NM (Medium Range) No. Of Passengers: 236 Characteristics: Small, One Deck, Large Sharklets |
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Total Aircraft: 60
