The Thai-registered joint venture between Thailand's Nok Air and Singapore's Scoot intends to use additional Boeing 777-200 aircraft to support route expansion, geared towards tapping fast-growing Thailand-China traffic.
Bangkok-based low-cost carrier NokScoot is eyeing its first flights to India. – but will await the arrival of new aircraft before launching services.
The Thai-registered joint venture between Thailand's Nok Air and Singapore's Scoot intends to use additional Boeing 777-200 aircraft to support route expansion, geared towards tapping fast-growing Thailand-China traffic.
The expanded fleet will also enable NokScoot to make its entry into India, the other prime target on its radar screen, NokScoot chief executive Piya Yodmani told the Bangkok Post.
NokScoot will launch its sixth Chinese destination, Dalian, on September 23 with three flights a week.
The five other Chinese cities covered by NokScoot from its base at Bangkok's Don Mueang airport are Chongqing, Nanjing, Qingdao, Tianjin and Shenyang.