JAKARTA. Thai Lion Air, a subsidiary of the country's largest airline, Lion Air, launched a thrice weekly flight service on Friday connecting Medan, North Sumatra, with one of the main gateways in southern Thailand, Hat Yai. "Rather than travel to Jakarta and then fly to Bangkok, people from Medan can fly to Hat Yai and then take a flight to Bangkok,” Thai Lion Air executive managing director Andi Burhan said in a statement made available to The Jakarta Post on Friday. The Medan-Hat Yai route uses a new French-Italian turboprop short haul regional airliner Avions de Transport Regional ATR 72-600.
Thai Lion links Medan and Hat Yai
JAKARTA. Thai Lion Air, a subsidiary of the country's largest airline, Lion Air, launched a thrice weekly flight service on Friday connecting Medan, North Sumatra, with one of the main gateways in southern Thailand, Hat Yai. "Rather than travel to Jakarta and then fly to Bangkok, people from Medan can fly to Hat Yai and then take a flight to Bangkok,” Thai Lion Air executive managing director Andi Burhan said in a statement made available to The Jakarta Post on Friday. The Medan-Hat Yai route uses a new French-Italian turboprop short haul regional airliner Avions de Transport Regional ATR 72-600.