Paro International Airport (PBH) is the only international airports of the four airports in Bhutan. The two airlines operating in the Himalayan kingdom are the government-owned Druk Air, and a private airline Bhutan Airlines. These national carriers both provide international flights from various destinations into Bhutan’s international airport at Paro, which is a one and a half hours drive from the capital city. Druk Air has a fleet of modern Airbus 319 and ATR planes flying in and out of Bhutan from:
- Bangkok, BKK – Thailand
- New Delhi, DEL – India
- Mumbai, BOM – India
- Kolkata, CCU – India
- Bagdogra, IXB – India
- Bodh Gaya, GAY – India
- Guwahati, GAU – India
- Kathmandu, KTM – Nepal
- Dhaka, DAC – Bangladesh
- Changi, SIN – Singapore
Bhutan Airlines also operates the modern Airbus 319-100 with a capacity to carry 125 passengers in and out of Bhutan from:
- New Delhi, DEL – India
- Bangkok, BKK – Thailand
- Kathmandu, KTM – Nepal
- Calcutta, CCU – India
