On October 25, 2026, Thai Airways International (THAI) officially resumed its Bangkok–Xiamen route. Flight TG611 departed Xiamen Gaoqi International Airport that day, marking the return of the service after a suspension of approximately six years and seven months. The route was last operated on March 25, 2020.
The route is operated by THAI’s first Airbus A321neo, with four flights per week on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays. On Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, flight TG610 is scheduled to depart Bangkok at 10:40 and arrive in Xiamen at 15:05, while flight TG611 departs Xiamen at 16:10 and arrives in Bangkok at 18:30. On Sundays, flight TG610 is scheduled to depart Bangkok at 12:35 and arrive in Xiamen at 17:00, while flight TG611 departs Xiamen at 17:55 and arrives in Bangkok at 20:15. All times are local. Schedules are subject to change; passengers should refer to the latest information published by the airline.
The resumption of the Xiamen–Bangkok route gives passengers more direct travel options between the two cities. In Bangkok, passengers can also connect to other destinations in Thailand, including Chiang Mai and Phuket, as well as international destinations across Asia, Europe and Australia through THAI’s route network.
The Airbus A321neo features Royal Silk Class and Economy Class cabins. Royal Silk Class offers a combination of 1-1 throne-style seats and 2-2 paired seats, with fully lie-flat seats, USB-A and USB-C ports, AC power outlets and 17.3-inch 4K in-flight entertainment screens. Economy Class features RECARO R3 seats with an 18-inch seat width and a 31-inch seat pitch, alongside 13.3-inch 4K entertainment screens. Onboard services include Thai and international cuisine, THAI Sky Connect Wi-Fi and more than 1,000 hours of in-flight entertainment.
