The term "Phang Nga airport" does not currently refer to a widely recognized, operational, or established commercial aviation facility. There is insufficient encyclopedic information to define it as a completed infrastructure project or an active transportation hub.
Contextually, the term is primarily used in reference to proposed infrastructure projects within Phang Nga Province, Thailand. Historically, the province has not possessed its own commercial airport, with the region instead being served by Phuket International Airport (HKT) to the south and Krabi International Airport (KBV) to the east.
In recent years, the Thai government and the Airports of Thailand (AOT) have discussed the development of a new facility, frequently referred to in planning documents as the "Andaman International Airport" or "Phuket Airport No. 2." This project is intended to be located in the Khok Kloi area of Phang Nga to alleviate air traffic congestion in the Andaman region. However, as the project remains in the planning, feasibility, or preliminary development stages, an established "Phang Nga airport" does not exist for public or commercial use at this time.
