with: Thai Lion Air (SL604, SL610, SL616, SL600, SL606), Thai AirAsia (FD3352, FD3354, FD3358)
with: Thai Lion Air (SL258), Thai AirAsia (FD396, FD398), Indonesia AirAsia (QZ521)
with: Thai AirAsia (FD809), China Southern Airlines (CZ8449)
with: Hainan Airlines (HU417)
with: Hainan Airlines (HU779)
with: Air China (CA823), China Eastern Airlines (MU2569), Thai AirAsia (FD499)
with: Air China (CA823), China Eastern Airlines (MU2569), Thai AirAsia (FD499)
with: Thai AirAsia (FD481)
with: Thai AirAsia (FD597), Thai Lion Air (SL903)
with: Thai Lion Air (SL901), Thai AirAsia (FD531, FD537, FD533)
with: Thai Lion Air (SL931), Thai AirAsia (FD553, FD557)
with: Thai AirAsia (FD567, FD569), Thai Lion Air (SL921)
with: Thai Lion Air (SL925), Thai AirAsia (FD413)
with: Thai AirAsia (FD571, FD573, FD809), Thai Lion Air (SL941)
with: Thai Lion Air (SL951), Thai AirAsia (FD589, FD587), NokScoot (XW889)
with: Thai AirAsia (FD563), Thai Lion Air (SL933)
with: Thai Lion Air (SL923), NokScoot (XW887), Thai AirAsia (FD2102)
with: Thai AirAsia (FD583, FD529, FD585)
with: Thai Lion Air (SL935, SL937), Thai AirAsia (FD541), New Gen Airways (E3850)
Fleet
Currently, Thai AirAsia owns 14 Boeing 737-300 and 1 Airbus A320-200.
History
The Thai branch of the Malay airline Air Asia was founded on 8th December 2003 in Bangkok, and is now the third largest airline in the country.
Network
The subsidiary airline flies from its hub in Bangkok, Thailand to many regional destinations in Southeast Asia, including Macau, Shenzhen, Yangon, Kuala Lumpur, Hanoi, Chaing Mai, Hat Yai, Phuket and Surat Thani.