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SGA Airlines

Thailand · SIAM
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Regional connectivity across Thailand and Southeast Asia.

Headquarters
Bangkok, Thailand
SGA Airlines is a small Thai regional carrier operating under the IATA code 5E with the radio callsign SIAM. The airline has focused on providing air service to domestic and regional destinations in Thailand, serving routes that are often underserved by larger carriers. The airline operates on a relatively modest scale compared to major Thai carriers such as Thai Airways or Bangkok Airways. Its operations have included scheduled and charter services, catering to passengers seeking connectivity to less prominent Thai destinations. SGA Airlines has maintained a limited profile in the aviation industry, and detailed public information about its current operational status, fleet, and network remains sparse.
Hubs & network
SGA Airlines primarily operates out of airports in Thailand, with Bangkok serving as the main base of operations.
Fleet
SGA Airlines has operated small turboprop and regional jet aircraft suited to short-haul domestic routes.
Notable facts
  • Operates under IATA code 5E with the radio callsign SIAM.
  • Focused on regional and domestic routes within Thailand.
  • Relatively low public profile compared to major Thai carriers.
  • Has offered both scheduled and charter flight services.
  • No ICAO code has been publicly assigned or confirmed.
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Route network

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Encyclopaedia

Siam General Aviation Company Limited was an airline in Thailand. Previously operated as an arm for Nok Air under the brand Nok Mini, the company ended their partnership in March 2014. SGA were in talks to be acquired by Thai AirAsia but this fell through and the airline is no longer operating.

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