Thai low-cost carrier Nok Air announced the resumption of its direct flights from Mumbai (daily) and Hyderabad (four times weekly) to Don Mueang International Airport in Bangkok beginning 26th October of this year.
The reintroduction of these routes marks a significant step in the airline’s ongoing commitment to the Indian market, following a brief suspension during the summer season.
DEX Group director Ramesh Marwah said of the upcoming resumption: “We are excited to restart Nok Air’s India–Thailand services just in time for the upcoming peak season. The relaunch adds great value for leisure travelers and holidaymakers. We will focus on close collaborations with trade partners, OTAs, and industry federations like TAAI, TAFI and OTOAI to drive awareness and bookings. There is tremendous potential in the MICE, wedding, and golf tourism segments from India to Thailand, and we remain committed to supporting these key verticals.”
What the schedules will look like
Nok Air will operate daily flights between Mumbai and Bangkok, with Flight DD939 departing Mumbai (BOM) at 02:10 hrs and arriving at Don Mueang International Airport, Bangkok (DMK) at 08:05 hrs, while the return flight DD938 will depart Bangkok at 22:10 hrs and arrive in Mumbai at 01:10 hrs the following day.
With regard to the Hyderabad route, the airline is set to operate four weekly flights. Flight DD959 will depart Hyderabad (HYD) at 00:45 hrs and arrive in Bangkok at 06:05 hrs, operating on Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Sundays.
The return flight DD958 will depart Bangkok at 21:30 hrs and arrive in Hyderabad at 23:45 hrs, operating on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays.
The relaunch comes just in time for the commencement of the winter travel season and is expected to significantly enhance connectivity for Indian travellers seeking leisure, cultural immersion, wellness experiences, and access to key Thai destinations such as Phuket, Chiang Mai, Krabi, and Chiang Rai.
All these destinations are accessible via Nok Air’s extensive domestic network from Bangkok.
