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AirAsia Group Launches Japan-Bangkok Flights



Thai AirAsia X, an affiliate of Malaysian budget carrier AirAsia, launched flights between Japan and Bangkok on Sept. 1. The Thai airline operates a round trip every day between Bangkok's Mueang International Airport and Narita International Airport near Tokyo, and five weekly flights between Don Mueang and Kansai International Airport in Osaka Prefecture, western Japan.

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