Regent Airways

The Regent Airways fleet consists of the following aircraft (as of December 2019):[13]

Regent Airways Boeing 737-700 at Bangkok Suvarnabhumi

• 2 x Boeing 737-700, returned to the leasing company after lease period[16]
• 2 x Bombardier Dash 8 Q300, stored for technical and financial woes[14]

The Bombardier Dash-8-Q300s each had a seating arrangement for 50 passengers in an undivided single-class layout. All seats had a generous pitch of 32 inches and individual tray-tables in a four-abreast seating arrangement (except Row 1 of two seats, D & F forming a club-seating with Row 2 D & F seats) across the cabin.[17] The Boeing 737-700s was configured in a 126 seating capacity, with 12 business class and 142 economy class seats. The economy class seats were configured with a 33-inch seat pitch, and the 12 business class seats had 45-inch reclining seats.[17] In the 737-800s, the economy class is fitted with a 29- to 31-inch pitch; it has 159 seats with eight business class seats (Reg: S2-AIJ), and the capacity is 168 with 15 premium economy class seats (Reg: S2-AIH) with a 33-38 inch seat pitch.[17]

737-800's total seating capacity is Reg:S2-AIJ= 167, S2-AIH= 183, S2-AIO= 183, S2-AIV= 176.

On board short domestic flights, snacks such as sandwiches, roasted peanuts, mango bars, and beverages are provided.[18] The two Bombardier Dash-8-Q300s do not have in-flight entertainment.[18] On international flights, traditional cuisine is provided.[18] In-flight meals are supplied by Biman Flight Catering Centre. On board the Boeing 737-700s, in-flight entertainment was provided through the Passenger Service Units (PSU) in economy class, while personal iPads were provided in business class.[18]

On board the Boeing 737-800s, in-flight entertainment is provided through the Wi-Fi system on board. All passengers can enjoy free Wi-Fi to access a selection of songs and movies.