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Thai AirAsia is a joint venture between the Malaysian budget airline AirAsia and Thailand’s Asia Aviation. It services AirAsia’s domestic and international routes from Bangkok and other cities in Thailand. In Thailand, it is the only low-cost airline that operates from Suvarnabhumi Airport. Its main hub is located at Don Mueang International Airport in Bangkok and its fleet consists of mainly Airbus aircrafts. AirAsia has a frequent flyer programme named AirAsia BIG Loyalty programme and it also offers the below fare classes: ● Low fare (with the option of adding on a Value Pack)
● Premium Flex
● Premium Flatbed

Top destinations with Thai AirAsia
Thai AirAsia covers domestic destinations within Thailand such as:
● Chiang Rai
● Chiang Mai
● Krabi
● Surat Thani

Internationally, it flies to regional destinations including:
● Singapore
● Ho Chi Minh
● Phnom Penh
● Kuala Lumpur
● Taipei

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Why Fly with Thai AirAsia

Check In Online check-in Check in via checkin.airasia.com or through AirAsia’s mobile app with your booking number and last name up to 14 days before departure. You will then receive an E-boarding Pass or a 2D barcode. The 2D barcode can be used to print your boarding pass at the airport via the check-in kiosks or counters. Web check-in closes 1 hour prior for domestic flights or 4 hours before for international flights. After check-in, drop checked baggage at the baggage drop counter at least 1 hour before departure. Checking in at the airport Airport counters open 3 hours prior to flight departure for international flights and 2 hours prior to flight departure for domestic flights. Check in with your valid passport, credit card used for booking and other travel documents 1 hour before flight departure time.	Baggage Allowances & Fees Each passenger is allowed to carry on one bag and one personal item such as a handbag or briefcase. Baby buggies/prams/strollers and other mobility devices can be checked in for free. All carry-on luggage must fit in the overhead bin or under the seat in front of the passenger. Guests can also purchase 15kg baggage for domestic flights or 20kg baggage for international flights at the check-in counters.
Seating Apart from the standard seats, you can get more space by booking Emergency Row seats which are also usually Hot Seats on AirAsia flights. Passengers who have booked Hot Seats are also entitled to priority boarding. Guests who wish to be seated at the emergency exit rows must be physically and mentally fit to assist the cabin crew in the event of an emergency. Premium Flatbed seats are also available on Airbus 330 aircrafts and they can fully recline. They also feature privacy screens, adjustable head and foot rests and complimentary pillows and duvets. There is in-seat power supply for Premium Flatbed seats and Hot Seats in Thai AirAsia’s Airbus 330 aircrafts.	In-flight Services AirAsia provides a gourmet collection of Asian food named “Santan”. Enjoy Asian cuisines such as Chicken Rice and Pad Thai at affordable prices. Booking of meals or changes to pre-booked meals should be made more than 24 hours prior to flight departure. Although AirAsia does not have an Unaccompanied Minor Service, they accept lone travellers between ages 12 to 15, provided the Release and Indemnity Form is signed at the point of departure. AirAsia’s in-flight Wi-Fi service, ROKKI Wi-Fi, is available on selected AirAsia flights with the AK code.