Drukair to Resume Bangkok Flights and Add Singapore Frequency in April 2026.

Thailand, Bhutan, and the northeastern area of India have historically benefited from tourism, medical travel, education, and economic interactions thanks to the restoration of the Bangkok service. Resuming flights is anticipated to boost tourism flows and demand for outbound travel, as Bangkok is a significant regional gateway with wide global connectivity.

In addition to improving travel alternatives for travelers throughout South and Southeast Asia, the expanded network will run on the Paro–Guwahati–Singapore and Paro–Guwahati–Bangkok sectors, bolstering Bhutan’s regional connections. In response to rising passenger demand, an extra Singapore frequency has been added, which will offer more flexibility and better connectivity to international locations.

Tandi Wangchuk, CEO of the airline stated, “The introduction of a third weekly service to Singapore and the reinstatement of our Bangkok flights via Guwahati represent a significant step in Drukair’s ongoing network expansion strategy. The expansion supports the travel needs of Gelephu Mindfulness City (GMC), which is located in southern Bhutan next to Assam, and is in line with the Government of India’s “Act East Policy.” These services support our role in linking Bhutan to important regional and international hubs while also responding to the expanding market demand. Improved connection is essential for bolstering Bhutan’s interaction with global markets, promoting the growth of tourism, and facilitating economic and educational exchanges. We are dedicated to operating sustainably and responsibly while upholding the highest standards of service excellence and safety as we grow.”