Thai Airways International has resumed daily direct flights between Brussels and Bangkok, reestablishing Belgium’s only non-stop flight to Thailand.

Thai Airways International launched its inaugural passenger flight from Brussels Airport to Bangkok. After a brief hiatus due to the Covid pandemic the airline has resumed its daily direct flights from Brussels Airport to Bangkok. This is the only direct flight between Belgium and Thailand. Thai Airways International, as a member airline of the Star Alliance group, further strengthens Brussels Airport’s position as an important international hub in Europe.

Thai Airways International resumed direct passenger flight service from Brussels Airport to Bangkok. This is the sole non-stop flight between Belgium and Thailand. The flight time is approximately 11 hours. The first flight took place on 1 December, with an inauguration and water salute. The airline uses Boeing 787-8 aircraft, which are among the most efficient models in terms of noise and emissions. The flights to Asia will not only carry passengers, but also cargo.

“I’m delighted to welcome Thai Airways International to Brussels Airport. This connection is a welcome addition to the intercontinental airport network, and serves as a major travel destination for both business and tourism. We look forward to a fruitful collaboration,” says Arnaud Feist, CEO of Brussels Airport.

Alexander De Croo (outgoing Prime Minister), Chansin Treenuchagron (Plan Administrator), Chai Eamsiri (CEO), and Ambassadors Kanchana Patrachoke and Skander Narasi attended the inauguration.

“The resumption on this route highlights Thai Airways commitment to strengthening the relations between Belgium Thailand. It opens up new opportunities for tourism, trade and culture, as well as investment, strengthening the bond between our two nations. I would like to thank Brussels Airport, and all of our partners in Belgium, for their support. Your loyalty and trust are the driving force behind our success.”, says Chai Eamsiri, CEO of Thai Airways International.

The daily connection from Brussels Airport to Bangkok not only strengthens Brussels Airport as a European hub, but also offers passengers a variety of travel options throughout Asia. The new connection connects Thai Airways International directly with the heart of Europe. It offers access to European and International institutions, as well as Star Alliance’s Brussels Airport network for travel throughout Europe and beyond.

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