Thai carrier Bangkok Airways plans to increase the frequency of its Bangkok-Lampang service.
The carrier, which currently serves Lampang daily via Sukhothai, will make this a nonstop service with 12 flights a week, said an airline official.
It will use ATR 72-500 aircraft on the service, staring on 25 March.
Schedules in Innovata show that Bangkok Airways is the only operator on the route.
Source: Air Transport Intelligence news
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