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Trades about 204% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Operating through its subsidiary, Asia Aviation Public Company Limited provides aviation services across Thailand. The company's business is structured into two primary divisions: Scheduled Flight Operations and Charter Flight Operations. The Scheduled Flight Operations segment is dedicated to offering routine passenger air transportation on fixed routes, with tickets distributed via various channels including its website, sales counters, and travel agents. Conversely, the Charter Flight Operations segment specializes in customized passenger air travel to non-standard destinations, primarily catering to tourist agencies. Asia Aviation Public Company Limited was established in 2004 and its corporate headquarters are located in Bangkok, Thailand.
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