NEW DELHI: IndiGo, India's largest airline, resumed flights to Thailand on Tuesday, after a two-year hiatus. Accordingly, the airline will fly these flights as part of its regular commercial international operations until March 26, 2022, and afterwards as part of its air bubble arrangement.
Bangkok will also be connected to Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai, and Bengaluru, as well as Phuket to Delhi and Mumbai.
These flights will not only lower airfares on these routes, but will also encourage trade tourism and mobility, helping both nations' economies recover," said William Boulter, IndiGo's Chief Commercial Officer. Thailand, for example, is reopening its borders nearly two years after restricting tourist admission in March 2020.
On February 1, 2022, the country reopened its borders to vaccinated travellers from all countries. The airline stated that "well vaccinated foreign travellers from India can enter Thailand without quarantine."
"Travelers will need a negative PCR lab result before arriving, as well as two more PCR tests after landing," according to the new restrictions, "one upon entry and another on their fifth day in Thailand."
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