The carrier aims to add six more international airlines, compared with just one, Austrian Airlines, last year, in the hopes of raising total revenue by 10-12%, and number of passengers carried by 13-15%.
Bangkok Airways is looking to increase its passenger revenue with more code-share partnerships.
The carrier aims to add six more international airlines, compared with just one, Austrian Airlines, last year, in the hopes of raising total revenue by 10-12%, and number of passengers carried by 13-15%.
Among the airlines Bangkok Airways is in talks with include China Eastern Airlines and its subsidiary Shanghai Airlines.
An airline from Eastern Europe is also pending, according to Bangkok Post.
Bangkok Airways has prioritised Chinese carriers in its code-share partnership as a means of tapping into China’s large volume of air traffic.
Thailand is also said to be one of the most popular destinations among Chinese tourists.