Die thailändische Airline Bangkok Airways erweitert ihr Programm. Ab dem 31.03. gibt es zwei tägliche Flüge von Bangkok nach Krabi und ab dem 16.09. vier wöchentliche Flüge von Bangkok nach Mandalay; beide Destinationen sind bereits buchbar. Außerdem wird es drei tägliche Flüge von Bangkok nach Trat geben sowie ab dem 31.03. fünf Verbindungen pro Woche von Bangkok auf die Malediven. Den Sommer über sollen zusätzliche Verbindungen zwischen den Ferienzielen Phuket und Koh Samui zur Verfügung gestellt werden. Kürzlich erst wurde die Direktverbindung Bangkok - Vientiane und Zusatzplätze zwischen Hong Kong und Koh Samui aufgenommen. Je nach Saison werden die Flugkapazitäten nach Koh Samui, Siem Reap und Luang Prabang angepasst werden. Somit werden die Reisemöglichkeiten für Asienurlauber wesentlich verbessert. Insgesamt operiert die Bangkok Airways zwischen einigen thailändischen Städten (Bangkok, Chiang Mai, Lampang, Sukhothai, Trat, Phuket, Koh Samui und Krabi) und fliegt auch elf internationale Ziele an (Hong Kong, Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Luang Prabang, Vientiane, Phnom Penh, Siem Reap, Yangon, Male, Dhaka und Mumbai).
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Weather Situation Phuket Koh Samui Südthailand
Please allow us to keep you updated on the latest weather conditions in Thailand:
The weather in southern Thailand has improved greatly over the last 24 hours, and things are starting to return to normal. The current situation is as follows:
Phuket:
Weather is fine on Phuket today, and the airport and all major roads remain open.
All of our island tours and speed boat trips are operating now, although they could be cancelled if the weather worsens.
All boats and ferries from Phuket to nearby islands are operating as normal.
Koh Samui:
Although there has been some rainfall today, the floods on the island have significantly reduced, and transport around the island is relatively easy. There is still some clean-up work to be done, but things are returning to normal.
Koh Samui airport is open and operating as normal.
All ferries and boats to and from Koh Samui, between the mainland and other islands (Koh Pha Ngan, Koh Tao) are running as normal.
All of our sea excursions, island tours and speed boat trips are operating now, although they could be cancelled if the weather worsens.
Krabi:
All ferries and boats between Krabi and nearby islands are operating as normal today.
All of our sea excursions around Krabi are operating now, although they could be cancelled if the weather worsens.
Krabi and Trang airports are still open and operating as normal.
Southern Thailand:
Nakhorn Si Thammarat airport is still flooded and therefore remains closed as of today.
No trains are operating to or beyond Nakhorn Si Thammarat, the most southerly province that trains are servicing is Surat Thani.
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Please let us update you about the current weather condition in Southern Thailand. The weather condition in Koh Samui is almost back to normal today. There is no more rain. Only some lower areas are still affected with the flood, but most areas are cleaned up or are under the cleaning process. Most areas have not been affected with the flood in Phuket as there is no heavy there. For Krabi, it is slightly cloudy sky with sunshine today. Airport and Airlines - Samui Airport: The regularly scheduled flights of Thai Airways and Bangkok Airways have been resumed as air visibility at Samui Airport is safe for flight operations. The airport is not crowded anymore as the number of stranded passengers has reduced. Still, outgoing flights from Samui are slightly delayed due to the check-in procedure. - Phuket Airport: The airport was operating throughout the past days without huge delays. - Krabi Airport: The airport can be accessed as normal. Ferry Services *Routes that ferries are operated as normal: *Routes that ferries still have been suspended: |
Wettersituation Koh Samui Phuket Stand 01.04.11
The weather in southern Thailand is showing signs of improvement, and things are starting to return to normal. However, there is still some disruption.
The current situation is as follows:
Phuket:
The airport and all major roads remain open.
The rough sea conditions are preventing smaller boats from operating, so all of our island tours and speed boat trips are cancelled until further notice.
Large ferries from Phuket to Koh Phi Phi are still operating as normal.
Koh Samui:
The floods in Chaweng, Lamai, Maenam and Bophut are starting to recede, although water levels are still quite high. Vehicles can now drive around most of the island, albeit with caution, hence journey times are longer than expected.
Samui airport is back to almost full capacity, and most stranded passengers have been transferred off the island. Any people who are left should be able to leave very soon.
Ferries to / from the mainland and Koh Samui are now operating again.
Ferries from the mainland to / from Koh Pha Ngan are now operating again.
Only ferries to / from Koh Tao, and between Koh Samui and Koh Pha Ngan are suspended – but these are expected to resume operations tomorrow.
As the sea is still too rough for small boats to operate safely, all of our boat trips and sea excursions around Samui are cancelled until further notice.
Krabi:
All ferries were operating as usual this morning, but were forced to stop their services this afternoon due to bad weather. We expect that they should be operating as normal tomorrow unless the weather worsens significantly overnight.
All of our sea excursions around Krabi are suspended until further notice.
Krabi and Trang airports are still open and operating as normal.
Southern Thailand
Nakhorn Si Thammarat airport is still flooded and therefore remains closed as of today.
Orient Thai Airlines, who flies to Nakhorn Si Thammarat airport in southern Thailand, has cancelled all flights and is re-routing passengers to Phuket, Trang and Hat Yai, or allowing a change of travel dates or a full refund.
Thai Air Asia has also cancelled all Nakhorn Si Thammarat flights, rerouting passengers to nearby airports or allowing change of travel dates within 92 days of original travel dates. Refunds are offered depending on ticket conditions. The nearest alternative airport is Surat Thani, and the airline is providing a free shuttle service from there to Nakhorn Si Thammarat.
Nok Air has also stopped all Nakhorn Si Thammarat flights until 4th April and is offering refunds and alternative travel options similar to the other airlines.
No trains are operating to or beyond Nakhorn Si Thammarat, the most southerly province that trains are servicing is Surat Thani.