Simple Flying - NokScoot

What Happened To NokScoot Airlines?

Justin Surette — Tue, 29 Aug 2023 19:30:26 GMT

In the summer of 2004, an Asian low-cost carrier emerged in Thailand called Nok Air. With its unmistakable livery prominently featuring a beak at the front of each aircraft, as “nok” translates to “bird,” the airline has become a significant player in the region. Today, Nok Air boasts Thailand’s most extensive domestic route network, flying to an impressive 23 local destinations, though it also operates limited services to China, Myanmar, Vietnam, and India. For the most part, it’s not a long-haul operator.

Which Airlines Have Liquidated Or Filed For Bankruptcy During The Coronavirus Crisis?

Pranjal Pande — Mon, 29 Jun 2020 07:51:11 GMT

The coronavirus has seen a number of airlines go out of business all over the world. Carriers have faced near-zero demand and a slew of travel restrictions, pushing them to financial peril. To help keep track of all the bankruptcy and liquidation stories we've made a list all with the major airlines.

NokScoot No More As Liquidation Begins

Ayush Syal — Sat, 27 Jun 2020 08:20:07 GMT

NokScoot, a Thailand-based low-cost carrier, is shutting down after five years of operation. Singapore Airlines, which owns 49% of NokScoot, said on Friday that the board of directors of the airline had made a decision to liquidate it. NokScoot, which is a joint venture between Scoot and Nok Air, hasn't recorded an annual profit since its formation. The decision to liquidate the airline comes after its head company, Scoot said that there is no foreseeable recovery from NokScoot's current financial situation.