Siam Seaplane has unveiled its expanded operational hub at Don Mueang International Airport in Bangkok, marking a significant step in its growth. This new facility, located at Terminal 1, will serve as the company's central command centre, enhancing flight operations and guest services whilst supporting strategic network expansion. The move sets the stage for Thailand's first commercial amphibious seaplane network, aiming to boost luxury tourism across the country.

The company plans to launch its last-mile mobility network across two key regions: the Andaman Network in Southern Thailand and the Bangkok Hub Network. These networks will connect travellers to exclusive destinations, significantly reducing travel times. A new operational hub in Krabi is also planned for later this year to support these expansions.

Dennis Keller, Group CEO of Seaplane Asia Group, stated, "Our new operational hub represents far more than a new office. It reflects our long-term commitment to actively contribute to the growth of a premium aviation ecosystem across Southeast Asia."

In addition to the hub expansion, Siam Seaplane celebrated a milestone with Thai pilots achieving internationally recognised Seaplane Rating certifications. This achievement underscores the company's commitment to global safety standards. Narawut Ngamdee, Head of Flight Operations, remarked, "Our Thai pilot’s new seaplane certification is not only a proud achievement for our team but also an important milestone for the future of seaplane aviation in the country."

Siam Seaplane, operating since 2019, offers premium seaplane services, providing seamless access to Thailand's waterfront resorts and marinas

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