Airfares are expected to remain high this year based on rising operating costs and supply chain disruptions, similar to last year when higher fares drove the revenue of major airlines operating in Thailand.

Internet users criticize high airfares to Phuket

Santisuk Klongchaiya, chief executive of Asia Aviation, the majority shareholder of Thai AirAsia, said higher airfares were the main contributor to an improving financial performance in 2024, with the airline securing 49.4 billion baht in revenue from sales and services, up 20% year-on-year.

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Molpasorn Shoowong
BANGKOK POST