Air Arabia, the first and largest cost carrier of the Middle East and North Africa, has announced the inclusion of a third daily flight between Sharjah International Airport in Bangkok, Thailand and Suvarnabhumi International Airport. The expanded service will begin on October 26, 2025, which greatly increases the travel connectivity between the United Arab Emirates and Thailand. The move is in direct response to the demand of the growing passenger on the route and aligns with the widespread strategy of the airline to offer flexible, inexpensive and convenient travel options. With this new flight, Air Arabs will operate three direct flights daily on the Sharjah -Bangkok route, strengthening its appearance in Southeast Asia and confirming its commitment to expand access to major global markets. Edel Al Ali, Chief Executive Officer of Air Arabia group, said:“We are happy to expand our service to Bangkok, which confirms our ongoing commitment to meet customers’ demand and strengthen connectivity in major global markets. We are dedicated to enhancing our customer’s travel experience, while contributing to the development of business and tourism relations between UAE and Thailand.”
Update flight schedule and service details
The revised daily schedule will include three direct flights in each direction, working at various times to accommodate various travel preferences and needs. All the listed are in local times.
| flight no. | From | departure time | To | Arrival time | frequency |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| G9816 | Sharajah | 07:40 | Bangkok | 16:55 | Daily |
| G9817 | Bangkok | 17:55 | Sharajah | 21:55 | Daily |
| G9 821 | Sharajah | 21:55 | Bangkok | 07:10 (next day) | Daily |
| G9822 | Bangkok | 08:00 | Sharajah | 12:00 | Daily |
| G9823 | Sharajah | 01:15 | Bangkok | 10:30 | Daily |
| G9824 | Bangkok | 11:30 | Sharajah | 15:30 | Daily |
focus Passenger experience And fleet efficiency
The new flights will be operated using the Airbus A321NEO-LR aircraft, which is part of the modern fleet of 83 Airbus A320 and A321NEO-LR aircraft of Air Arabia. These aircraft are famous for their fuel efficiency and comfort on the ship. Air Arabia, such as offering features, continues to prioritize passenger experience:
- sauce: A compatible in-flight streaming service that allows travelers to use entertainment on their personal devices.
- Skycafe: A menu of onboard food and beverages available for purchase.
- Air -priest: The most generous loyalty program of the region allows frequent passengers to accumulate marks and capitalize on benefits.
With these characteristics, the airline combines a low -cost trip with comfort and service reliability, aligning with its broad goal of distributing satisfactory travel experiences yet.
Strengthen trade and tourism link
The introduction of a third daily flight between Sharjah and Bangkok is also seen as a strategic move to support growing trade and tourism relations between UAE and Thailand. Bangkok is one of the most popular travel sites for UAE residents, known for mixing cultural heritage, vibrant road life, luxury hospitality and access to tropical beaches and resorts. Currently, Air Arabia operates flights to more than 170 destinations in Asia, Europe and Middle East. Sharjah acts as primary hub, and in recent years, the airline has greatly expanded its root network and flight frequencies. In addition to this third daily flight for Bangkok, it is part of that comprehensive expansion strategy. Customers can now book seats on a new flight through the airline website, call center, or authorized travel agents. Booking is also available through third-party travel platforms, while maintaining access and convenience to the global customer base.
