This is the Bangkok Airways category
• Latest liveries first
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HS-PPD
| | | 2019-22
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The first non-corporate logojet of Bangkok Airways advertised Singaporean e-commerce platform Shopee. Note the two sides showed different decals of the platform mascot, Shogi, which was designed for the Thai market (and in coherence with LINE characters of the famous SE Asian social network).
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HS-PPH
| | | 2017-22
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Bangkok Airways has commited to raise awareness about wildlife trade and educate passengers and staff.
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HS-PGF
| | | 2017-19
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Bangkok Dusit Medical Services is Thailand's largest private healthcare group. It has over 30 hospitals in Thailand and several in Cambodia through six brands. It started from one hospital in 1969, founded by billionaire Prasert Prasarttong-Osoth, who is also at the origin of Bangkok Airways; the two companies have stakes in each other.
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HS-PPD
| | | 2013-17
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Bangkok Airways’ motto is "Asia’s Boutique Airline". This livery was made of hundreds of shopping bags. Note the two sides displayed different bags.
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HS-PPE
| | | 2013-17
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Sky, Sunshine, Rocky, Daisy & Willy were the airline’s new mascots for its 45th anniversary celebrations.
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HS-PGW
| | | 2005-25
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HS-PGV
| | | 2004-22
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Krabi is a Thai resort facing the Andaman sea.
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HS-PGU
| | | 2004-22
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Guilin is a Chinese city in the southern region of Guangxi. It has long been renowned for its unique scenery of Karst topography and is one of China’s most popular tourist destinations. The city used to be served by Bangkok Airways.
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HS-PGB
| | | 2002-19
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HS-PGF
| | | 2002-17
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This was the last of three leisure-themed liveries evoking Thailand’s beaches & underwater world. Note both aircraft carried the titles of Cambodian affiliate Siem Reap Air at some point.
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HS-PGR
| | | 2002-09
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Named after the famous Laotian city of Luang Prabang, which literally means "Royal Buddha Image". The city was the royal capital of the kingdom of the same name and later of Laos until 1975. Note HS-PGR also carried the titles of Cambodian affiliate Siem Reap Air at some point.
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HS-PGQ
| | | 2002-09
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Sukhothai, which literally means "Dawn of Happiness", was the capital of the Thai Empire for approximately 140 years.
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HS-PGA
| | | 2003-19
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HS-PGG
| | | 2002-18
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This was the second of three leisure-themed liveries evoking Thailand’s beaches & underwater world. Note HS-PGG carried the titles of Cambodian affiliate Siem Reap Air for a while.
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HS-PGO
| | | 2001-08
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HS-PGD
| | | 2008-16
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HS-PGK
| | | 2008-16
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Siem Reap Air is Bangkok Air's Cambodian affiliate and it mainly serves Siem Reap, the gateway to Angkor Wat's temples. HS-PGD and PGK had the Siem Reap tail logo for a while. Note the temple’s colour was slightly different on the ATRs than on the 717.
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HS-PGP
| | | 2000-08
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HS-PGC
| | | 2004-16
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HS-PGL
| | | 2001-09
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HS-PGM
| | | 2003-19
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HS-PZH
| | | 2017-
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HS-PZJ
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This is the first of three leisure-themed liveries evoking Thailand’s beaches & underwater world. The airline added its first jet in 2000 and this was the start of a new era: Bangkok Air’s immediate take on special and colourful liveries played an important role in the international recognition of the brand, primarily targetting tourists visiting Thailand’s hotspots. Note that HS-PGL sadly crash-landed at Surat Thani/Koh Samui on August 4th, 2009.
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