In an attempt to meet passenger’s demands for more space and privacy aboard its all-economy-seat Airbus 320, Bangkok Airways recently introduced its ‘Boutique Premier Service’ (BPS) on flights between Bangkok and the Maldives. The route now offers a total of 12 BPS seats per flight.
Curtained-off from the regular economy class seats, BPS passengers can enjoy business-class service with a vacant seat assigned between passengers. Three choices of main course and a wide selection of drinks are available. Passengers also get access to the airline Boutique Lounge, while other privileges include priority luggage tag, and 30kg luggage allowance.
Bangkok Airways re-started direct flights between Bangkok and Maldives on November 30th, 2006 using its 162-seat A320, twice weekly: Mondays and Thursdays. The flight leaves Bangkok at 14.50 hrs., and arrives at Male International Airport at 17.00 hrs. On the return sector, the flight leaves Male at 18.00 hrs., arriving in Bangkok at 00.30 hrs.
Curtained-off from the regular economy class seats, BPS passengers can enjoy business-class service with a vacant seat assigned between passengers. Three choices of main course and a wide selection of drinks are available. Passengers also get access to the airline Boutique Lounge, while other privileges include priority luggage tag, and 30kg luggage allowance.
Bangkok Airways re-started direct flights between Bangkok and Maldives on November 30th, 2006 using its 162-seat A320, twice weekly: Mondays and Thursdays. The flight leaves Bangkok at 14.50 hrs., and arrives at Male International Airport at 17.00 hrs. On the return sector, the flight leaves Male at 18.00 hrs., arriving in Bangkok at 00.30 hrs.
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