Air Arabia has launched a new daily nonstop service between Sharjah and Krabi, expanding its Southeast Asian network and strengthening air links between the UAE and Thailand.
The inaugural flight landed on 28 November 2025 and was welcomed by Thailand’s Deputy Prime Minister and senior airport and airline officials. The new route adds to Air Arabia’s existing services to Bangkok and Phuket, offering travellers greater access to Thailand’s major leisure destinations.
Air Arabia will operate the route with its Airbus A320 and A321 fleet, offering its usual onboard services including SkyTime streaming, SkyCafe, and the Air Rewards loyalty programme. The airline highlighted the route’s growing appeal for both tourism and trade, with Krabi known for its beaches, islands, and natural attractions.
This post was published on 1 December 2025 21:39
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