Thai carrier Bangkok Airways is suspending services on two international routes and reducing frequency on another to help it cope with increases in fuel prices and allow it to allocate capacity elsewhere.

Sister carrier Siem Reap Airways is meanwhile suspending services on one international route.

A spokesman says from Bangkok that the carrier is suspending services between Bangkok and Shenzhen in China on 15 August and suspending services between Bangkok and Fukuoka in Japan on 1 October.

Cambodian sister carrier Siem Reap Airways is suspending services between Siem Reap and Hong Kong on 15 August.

In addition, the spokesman says Bangkok Airways will reduce frequency between Bangkok and Hiroshima in Japan on 1 October to two flights per week from three.

He says the suspensions come as the airline is seeking to cope with high fuel prices, adding that it will allow it to better allocate

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