Bangkok--Sep 23--TQPR Thailand
Nok Air, the truly Thai low cost airline, dedicated to expanding the flying experience for all travelers, was deeply honored as Udon Thani’s Vice Governor Amnat Pagarat formally welcomed Nok Air to the province at an official blessing ceremony. Udon Thani is the hub of transport and communications for the upper northeast of Thailand and, a place where ancient civilization flourished more than 5,000 years ago with the world-renowned Ban Chiang culture.
Nok Air is been serving Udon Thani with 3 flights a day and its passenger numbers have increased on a daily basis as Udon travelers hear of Nok Air’s high standard of operation, service and punctuality.
Nok Air travelers have the option to make reservations on the website (www.nokair.co.th), which provides travelers with the opportunity to choose their own seating, or they can call the Nok Air call center (1318). Payments can be made online or via the call center with a credit card, or at any 7-Eleven throughout Thailand featuring Counter Service Plus, or at Siam Commercial Bank ATMs (for SCB account holders) or at any Nok Air airport counter.
Nok Air has 3 daily flights to Udon Thani, as well as daily flights to Chiang Mai, and Had Yai, with Phuket and Phitsunulok to follow in October, operating Boeing 737-400s, each with a capacity of 149. The Nok Air planes stand out with their dynamic style and colors, as they have the look of a real “Nok” (Thai for bird).
Photo Shows: Management of Nok Air and honored guests at the recent Blessing Ceremony of Nok Air on its arrival in Udon Thani included Captain Sanjai Boonman (third from left), Executive Vice President — Flight Operation, Nok Air, Patee Sarasin (fourth left), CEO, Nok Air, Amnat Pagarat (fifth left), Vice Governor of Udon Thani province, Piya Yodmanee (sixth left), Executive Vice President — Business Operation, Nok Air and Rewat Parnmongkol ((fourth right), Director, Udon Thani Airport
For further information please contact:
Tom Van Blarcom / Maetavarin Maneekulpan
TQPR Thailand
Tel: 0 2260 5820 Ext. 162; Fax: 0 2260 5847-8;
Email: [email protected]
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