The history of Aviation in Thailand goes back over a century when the first demonstration flight took off the Royal Bangkok Sports club in 1911. The first flight took off from the new air field in 1914 at Don Mueang Airport which served Bangkok well as its international airport for almost a century, but in order to meet the growing demand for air transportation even larger facilities were needed, and in 2006 Bangkok welcomed the opening of Suvarnabhumi International Airport as the next step to becoming the leading aviation hub of the region. Due to sustainable high growth range in aviation industry and the fully occurred of ASEAN Economic Community (AEC) in 2015, there is likely to have significantly expansion in Thai aviation industry. Although in the past few years, Thailand is facing with the effects of social and political disputations, which lead the demand at home and oversea have been highly disturbed due to the potential of growth. However, overall Thai aviation industry is still remain high because of the geographic locations that is the central location in Southeast Asia which share borders with four ASEAN countries, namely Cambodia, Laos, Malaysia and Burma. The opening of Suvarnabhumi Airport provides new opportunities for aviation in Thailand.