Aviation Companies in Thailand

Thailand is home to one of Southeast Asia’s most dynamic aviation industries. With its strong tourism sector, growing economy, and strategic location at the heart of the region, the country supports a wide range of aviation businesses. These include national and low-cost passenger airlines, regional and boutique carriers, private jet operators, cargo airlines, and aviation service providers such as training academies, maintenance organizations, and ground support companies.

Below is an overview of some of the key aviation companies in Thailand:

Thai Airways International (THAI)

Founded in 1960
Thai Airways is the flag carrier of Thailand and one of Asia’s best-known airlines.
It operates from Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport and offers a wide international network covering Asia, Europe, and Australia.
Known for full-service cabins and Royal Orchid Plus loyalty program.

Public emails:

contact@thaiairways.com

ropsvc@thaiairways.com

LinkedIn:

Thai Airways International

Thai AirAsia

A leading low-cost airline in Thailand, part of the AirAsia Group.
Based at Don Mueang International Airport
Thai AirAsia connects major Thai cities and popular Southeast Asian destinations.
It is known for budget-friendly fares and wide domestic coverage.

Public emails:

communications@airasia.com (corporate / media)

taa_groupdesk@airasia.com (group bookings)

LinkedIn:

AirAsia / Thai AirAsia

Thai AirAsia X

The long-haul sister airline of Thai AirAsia
Operating mainly from Bangkok Don Mueang Airport.
It focuses on affordable international routes, particularly to East Asia and Australia.

Public emails:

Via AirAsia corporate support channels

Regional GSAs may use dedicated booking emails (e.g. reservations.airasia@apgindia.co.in)

LinkedIn:

Thai AirAsia X (related profiles / staff)

Bangkok Airways

Marketed as a “boutique airline”
Bangkok Airways serves premium regional and domestic flights.
It is notable for operating Samui Airport and flying to many tourist hotspots like Phuket, Chiang Mai, and Cambodia.

Public emails:

reservation@bangkokair.com

centralbaggagetracing@bangkokair.com

ir@bangkokair.com

gov@bangkokair.com

LinkedIn:

Bangkok Airways

Nok Air

Nok Air is a budget carrier based in Bangkok Don Mueang Airport.
Known for its colorful bird-themed liveries, the airline focuses heavily on domestic flights, connecting provincial cities and regional routes.

Public emails:

nokcontact@nokair.com

SalesGroup@nokair.com (group sales)

LinkedIn:

Nok Air

Thai Lion Air

A Thai subsidiary of Indonesia’s Lion Air Group
Thai Lion Air is a low-cost airline offering domestic and short-haul international flights.
It is based in Don Mueang Airport and is known for competitive pricing.

Public email:

info@lionairthai.com

LinkedIn:

Thai Lion Air

MJets

MJets is Thailand’s leading business aviation company
Offering private jet charters, aircraft management, maintenance, and fixed-base operator (FBO) services.
It caters to luxury and corporate travelers.

Public emails:

ground@mjets.com

maintenance@mjets.com

charters@mjets.com

tripsupport@mjets.com

LinkedIn:

MJets

Siam Seaplane / Siam Scenic

A premium seaplane operator that aims to connect Thailand’s islands and resorts with direct air-to-water access.
They also provide scenic charter flights and luxury experiences.

Public email:

contact@siamseaplane.com

LinkedIn:

Siam Seaplane

Aviation companies in Thailand form a diverse ecosystem that powers the nation’s tourism and trade. From the global presence of Thai Airways to the affordability of low-cost carriers, the premium touch of Bangkok Airways and Siam Seaplane, and the exclusivity of MJets, Thailand offers something for every type of traveler. Cargo carriers, aviation academies, and ground service providers further highlight the industry’s importance.

Together, these aviation companies keep Thailand well-connected domestically, regionally, and internationally—solidifying its status as a key aviation hub in Asia.