About Us
Hat Yai Airport
Hat Yai International Airport (HDY) is a key airport that serves as a critical connection to the five southernmost provinces of Thailand: Songkhla, Satun, Narathiwat, Yala, and Pattani. It plays a strategic role as the “Gateway to Southern-most Thailand,” positioning itself as a hub for future air travel to Malaysia and Indonesia while enhancing its capabilities.
Address
| Address | : 99 Moo 3, Airport Road, Khlong Hla Subdistrict, Khlong Hoi Khong District, Songkhla Province |
| Area | : 3,415 rai |
| Runway | : Runway 1 route / Taxi Way 1 route |
| Apron | : 56,461 square meters |
| Aircraft Parking Bay | : 9 parking bays 3 with airbridges 6 remote parking bays |
Passenger Terminal
| Passenger Terminal | : 2 terminal buildings, both connected to each other. The domestic departures waiting area covers 1,268 sq.m. with 648 seats available. The international departures waiting area covers 630 sq.m. with 356 seats available. There are 2 baggage conveyor belts for domestic flights and 1 for international flights. |
| Service Hour | : 06:00 – 24:00 |
| Contact | : +667-422-7000, +667-422-7131 |
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History
Hat Yai Airport is another important airport in the southern region managed by AOT. Located in Songkhla Province, an economic hub of southern Thailand, AOT has designated Hat Yai Airport as the “Gateway to the Southern-most Thailand” due to its role as a key connection point to the five southernmost border provinces and neighboring countries, including Malaysia, Singapore, and Indonesia. The airport also serves Muslim passengers traveling to Mecca, Saudi Arabia, for pilgrimage.
The majority of international passengers using Hat Yai Airport were from Malaysia and Singapore, primarily traveling for leisure and tourism. The highest volume of passengers came from Southeast Asia and the Middle East, in that order.
