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Air Arabia Launches Daily Direct Flights from Sharjah to Krabi

Air Arabia Launches Daily Direct Flights from Sharjah to Krabi

Post by : Maya Rahman

Air Arabia has officially launched its daily nonstop flight service from Sharjah, UAE, to the picturesque coastal city of Krabi, Thailand. This exciting route commenced on November 28, 2025, and provides travelers a seamless travel experience between these two destinations. The introduction of this service aims to bolster tourism, business initiatives, and cultural ties between the UAE and Thailand.

The inaugural flight took off from Sharjah International Airport on November 28, 2025, receiving a warm welcome upon arrival at Krabi Airport. Phipat Ratchakitprakarn, Thailand's Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Transport, led the reception alongside officials from Air Arabia and Krabi Airport, emphasizing the significance of this new route for Thailand's tourism sector, particularly in Krabi, known for its stunning beaches and natural landscapes.

Krabi consistently ranks among Thailand's most popular tourist destinations, attracting millions with its breathtaking locales such as Railay Beach, Ao Nang, and Phi Phi Islands. The direct flight availability makes it easier for travelers from the UAE, Gulf nations, and beyond to explore Krabi, which previously required connecting flights, thereby saving time and effort.

During the launch event, Air Arabia's Group Chief Executive Officer, Adel Al Ali, expressed his excitement, indicating that this direct service marks a significant milestone for the airline's expansion in Southeast Asia. He highlighted that the daily flights provide convenience and flexibility for travelers, further enhancing travel and trade between the UAE and Thailand. Al Ali noted that the growing partnership between the two nations will only gain strength with this new air route.

This expansion adds to Air Arabia's existing services to Thailand, with flights to Bangkok and Phuket already in operation, increasing travelers' options to three direct routes to the country. The airline anticipates an uptick in tourism and business travel, especially from regions including the Middle East, Europe, and Asia, with easy access for short vacations.

The fresh route brings exciting opportunities for UAE residents, who favor Thailand for its affordability, rich cuisine, and diverse activities. The nonstop service caters especially to families, senior travelers, and those preferring shorter travel times, while also enticing adventure seekers with direct access to Krabi's popular attractions.

Thailand's tourism heavily relies on international visitors, and Air Arabia's new flight is expected to attract more tourists from the UAE and other connected destinations. This influx will benefit local businesses, hotels, and restaurants in Krabi. The Deputy Prime Minister's presence at the event underscores Thailand's commitment to fostering international tourism and welcoming more visitors.

Beyond tourism, the new route is anticipated to enhance business relations, as the UAE is a key trade partner for Thailand in the Middle East. The daily service will facilitate easier travel for business professionals, investors, and small businesses exploring opportunities within the hospitality and retail sectors.

Operational daily flights afford travelers the freedom to choose dates that best suit their plans, addressing demand peaks during holidays. The nonstop service alleviates long layovers and enhances the overall travel experience. Air Arabia's commitment to affordable travel is evident in this new route, aligning with their mission to simplify international travel for all.

The inauguration of the Sharjah-Krabi route signifies a promising chapter for Air Arabia and for wanderlust travelers eager to uncover the beauty of Thailand. The airline aims to broaden its network further, potentially adding more Southeast Asian routes in the future. In the meantime, passengers can enjoy a more straightforward and enjoyable journey to one of Thailand's finest destinations.

Dec. 1, 2025 11:30 a.m. 316

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