Batik Air Malaysia Launches 2 New Routes to Thailand

Krabi Hat Yai Batik Air Flights

Batik Air Malaysia is expanding its network by introducing two new routes to Thailand starting September 13th. The Kuala Lumpur-based carrier will launch daily flights to Hat Yai and Krabi, operated by its Boeing 737 aircraft.

Batik Air Malaysia Launches 2 New Routes to Thailand

Hat Yai is one of the popular gateways to southern Thailand’s beaches, apart from the culture and shopping. However, Krabi is known for its proximity to the Phi Phi Islands and is highly popular among Malaysian and international tourists. Last year, 4.62 million Malaysians visited Thailand, highlighting the strong interest in these destinations.

Hat Yai is renowned for its vibrant atmosphere, which combines bustling markets like Kim Yong with its rich cultural heritage. The city’s charm is evident in its lively street food scene and attractions, such as the serene Hat Yai Municipal Park. Beyond the urban hustle, Hat Yai acts as a gateway to southern Thailand’s pristine beaches and natural beauty.

On the other hand, Krabi is a haven for nature lovers and adventure seekers. Its stunning limestone cliffs, clear turquoise waters, and picturesque islands like Railay Beach and the Phi Phi Islands make it a prime destination for relaxation and exploration. The Krabi Emerald Pool and other natural wonders in Krabi offer a serene retreat and a chance to connect with the region’s breathtaking beauty.

Krabi Flights with Batik Air Malaysia
One of the beautiful landmarks in Southern Thailand.

Batik Air CEO Chandran Rama Muthy emphasized that these new routes respond to growing demand and aim to provide exceptional travel experiences.

Based at Kuala Lumpur International Airport’s (KLIA) Main Terminal, Batik Air operates a fleet with four A330-300 widebodies and 38 Boeing 737 aircraft, including 737 Max units. As part of Indonesia’s Lion Group, the airline serves over 50 destinations across 20 countries.

The flights to Krabi and Hat Yai will use Boeing 737 aircraft, which features a two-class configuration: 2-2 recliners in business class and a 3-3 layout in economy.

Additionally, Batik Air has recently introduced a premium terminal transfer service for business class passengers at KLIA. In partnership with Kia, this service offers chauffeured rides in electric Kia EV9 limousines and the latest Kia Carnival model.

Hat Yai Flights Batik Air Malaysia
Hat Yai is known for its unique southern cuisine at the Khlong Hae Floating Market.

Conclusion

For more information, please visit Batik Air’s website. This is excellent news for shot holiday fans, as Batik Air Malaysia launches 2 new routes to Thailand, offering more destinations for tourism and business to the Kingdom.

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