Guwahati, Mar 13: Drukair, Royal Bhutan Airlines, has announced the reintroduction of twice-weekly flights from Paro to Bangkok via Guwahati and commencement of the third weekly frequency on its Singapore route via Guwahati starting this April.
The reintroduction of twice-weekly flights to Bangkok via Guwahati restores an important regional link that has historically played a significant role in facilitating tourism, medical travel, education and business exchanges among Bhutan, the North East and Thailand.
Bangkok remains a major regional gateway with extensive global connectivity, and the reinstated service is expected to further stimulate tourism flows into the region while supporting outbound travel by Bhutanese passengers.
The expanded flight services will operate on the Paro-Guwahati-Singapore and Paro-Guwahati- Bangkok sectors, further strengthening Bhutan’s regional air connectivity and enhancing travel options for passengers across South and Southeast Asia.
The additional Singapore frequency is introduced in response to sustained growth in passenger demand and reflects Drukair’s strategic focus on expanding access to key international gateways.
Commenting on the expansion, CEO Tandi Wangchuk stated: “These services respond to growing market demand and reinforce our role in connecting Bhutan to key regional and global hubs. Enhanced connectivity is vital to supporting tourism growth, facilitating business and educational exchanges, and strengthening Bhutan’s engagement with international markets. As we expand, we remain committed to operating in a sustainable and commercially responsible manner while maintaining the highest standards of safety and service excellence.”
