Thai Airways has announced an increase in flights on the Nagoya/Chubu to Bangkok/Suvarnabhumi route from October 28, resuming its operation of the late-night flight departing from Nagoya/Chubu, known as the “TG Late Night Flight”.
In addition to the current daily round trip, four weekly round trips will be operated, with flights departing from Nagoya/Chubu on Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, and Sunday, and from Bangkok/Suvarnabhumi on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday, making a total of 11 round trips per week. The flights will use the Airbus A350-900, equipped with 32 business class seats and 289 economy class seats, totaling 321 seats.
The resumption of the “TG Late Night Flight” service comes after about four and a half years since March 2020. A commemorative ceremony was held at Event Plaza of Terminal 1 at Chubu Centrair International Airport, celebrated with performances by Hattori Hanzo Ninja Squad. Passengers received a commemorative logo bag, and a special dessert of Hokkaido milk chocolate cream-filled mochi was served as a special onboard meal for the inaugural flight.
The resumption of service is in response to increased travel demand, improving connectivity for passengers from India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Australia.
