Bangkok, A government spokesperson reveals that Suvarnabhumi Airport is ranked 58th as the best airport in the world in 2024, moving up 10 places from last year. It indicates the government’s determination to work. Aiming to continuously push to be ranked among the 50 best airports in the world within 1 year.
Mr. Chai Watcharong, Spokesperson for the Office of the Prime Minister Revealing the success of the government’s work according to the vision that Prime Minister and Minister of Finance Settha Thavisin set to push Thai airports to be ranked among the 50 best airports in the world within 1 year and ranked 1 in 20 in the world in those 5 years
Recently, the Skytrax website, an airport service ranking website, has announced the best airports in the world for the year 2024 (World’s Best Airport), ranking Thailand’s Suvarnabhumi Airport at number 58, moving up from number 68 by moving up in order. Arrived in the top 10 from 2023, reflecting the government’s continued commitment to airport development.
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pokesman for the Prime Minister’s Office said that the website Skytrax, a leading British aviation research and consulting company that specializes in analyzing the service quality of airlines and airports around the world, has announced a list of the 100 best airports in the world for 2024 from more than 570 airports around the world (https://www.worldairportawards.com/worlds-top-100-airports-2024/). Suvarnabhumi Airport, Thailand, has been It is ranked 58th, moving up from 68th in 2023, moving up 10 places, while Don Mueang Airport is ranked 10th among the world’s best low-cost airline airports (World’s Best Low-Cost Airline Terminals). The ranking results are the result of a survey of opinions of air travelers around the world (World’s Airport Survey).
‘One of the commitments to work that the Prime Minister gives importance to is to raise the level of airport services in the country To elevate Thailand to become an aviation hub, the Prime Minister has shown that he has true intentions. To develop the coun
try according to the goals Aiming to push Thailand to be a regional aviation hub, creating jobs, careers, and service businesses related to the tourism sector. To promote trade, investment and tourism. With determination to bring well-being to the people,’ Mr. Chai said.
Source: Thai News Agency