Where: Thailand
Tags: LCCs / Low Cost Carriers / One-Two-Go / Nok Air / AirAsia / Airline Bankruptcy
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pbb
July 22, 2008 at 10:45 AM | 0 Comments
So this is a new take on dealing with soaring fuel prices: Thai LCC One-Two-Go will ground its entire fleet starting today, through September 15. At that point, the carrier says, it will resume service.
One-Two-Go is the country's second-largest low cost carrier, and rival carriers are more than happy to snap up displaced customers. Right now, domestic flights on AirAsia start at just $63 all-in, and Nok Air also has a bunch of good-looking "Smile Fares."
So far this year, two smaller Asian carriers have shut down, and Qantas and Thai Airways have announced capacity cuts.
Related Stories:
· Thai Budget Airline Halts Operations [Bloomberg, via]
· AirAsia Upping the Billboard Ante [Jaunted]
· Low Cost Carriers coverage [Jaunted]
[Photo: Wikimedia]
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