PLAY
PLAY is a Thai low-cost airline identified legally as One-Two-GO Airlines, with a compact international network linking four cities across Eastern Europe and Turkey.
About PLAY
PLAY, using the airline codes OG and OTG, is identified legally as One-Two-GO Airlines and headquartered in Thailand. It operates as a low-cost carrier, with a model centered on straightforward air travel rather than bundled full-service amenities. Travellers should note that the PLAY brand and the stated Thai legal identity differ from the better-known Icelandic airline that has also used the PLAY name.
Simferopol is the airline’s busiest departure hub, followed by Kyiv, Moscow and Istanbul. Its network comprises 8 routes serving 4 destinations across 4 countries, with flights linking Simferopol, Kyiv, Moscow and Istanbul. This gives the carrier a narrowly focused international footprint spanning parts of Eastern Europe and Turkey rather than an extensive domestic or global network.
Boeing 737 aircraft are used for the airline’s recorded operations. The type is widely employed by low-cost carriers for short- and medium-haul services and generally supports a single-aisle cabin. Travellers should expect an economy-oriented product, while seating options, onboard refreshments and checked baggage may depend on the fare purchased and the operating arrangements for a particular flight.
PLAY is not identified as a member of Star Alliance, SkyTeam or Oneworld. No dedicated frequent-flyer programme can be confirmed for this airline, so travellers should not assume that flights will earn miles or provide reciprocal status benefits. Any loyalty credit available through a partner or booking channel should be verified before purchasing the ticket.
The compact route map can make the airline useful for direct travel between its four served cities, with Moscow to Simferopol its longest nonstop sector. The limited network is also a practical constraint: alternative departure dates, onward connections and disruption-recovery options may be fewer than with a large network carrier. Passengers should confirm current operating status and entry requirements before booking.
Good to know
Flying with PLAY — what to expect
Verify Operating Status
Confirm that the selected flight is currently operating before making non-refundable arrangements, as a small network can be more vulnerable to schedule changes.
Check Fare Inclusions
Low-cost fares may exclude checked baggage, advance seat selection and onboard refreshments. Review the inclusions attached to the exact fare before payment.
Baggage Rules Vary
Cabin and checked-baggage limits can depend on the ticket or operating arrangements. Use the allowance shown in your booking confirmation rather than relying on another airline’s policy.
Allow Connection Time
The airline serves a limited network and may offer fewer same-day alternatives after a disruption. Leave a generous buffer before separate-ticket connections.
Review Travel Rules
Routes involving Simferopol, Kyiv, Moscow or Istanbul may be affected by changing airspace, visa and entry restrictions. Check current government advice and airport information close to departure.
Network overview
Where PLAY flies
PLAY operates 8 routes to 4 destinations across 4 countries, its longest sector reaching Moscow to Simferopol (1,188 km nonstop).
Destinations served
Cities PLAY flies to, most-served first.
Main hubs
Busiest departure bases, by route count.
Fleet
Aircraft types on record for these routes.
Longest nonstop route
Moscow → Simferopol
1,188 km · DME → SIP
The longest sector in the PLAY network, measured as the great-circle distance between the two airports.
Route data · TravelPayouts route data · updated 2026-07
Route network
Popular routes operated by PLAY
Notable destinations on PLAY's network.
OGSimferopoldirectOGKyivdirectOGIstanbuldirectOGMoscowdirectDestination list is indicative of PLAY's network; see the airline's official route map for its complete, current schedule.
More from Thailand
Other airlines based in Thailand
FAQ
PLAY — frequently asked questions
Quick answers to the details travellers usually check first, from codes and locations to the practical basics that help with planning.
8 common questions
- Simferopol is PLAY's busiest departure hub. Kyiv, Moscow and Istanbul are the airline’s other principal departure points.
- PLAY serves Simferopol, Kyiv, Moscow and Istanbul, linking destinations across 4 countries.
- The busiest departure points are Simferopol, Kyiv, Moscow and Istanbul, in that order by number of routes.
- PLAY flies to exactly 4 destinations across 4 countries and operates 8 routes.
- Fares are often lower when booked outside peak holiday periods and on less popular travel days. Compare several dates and include baggage or seat fees when evaluating the total price.
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- PLAY's longest route is Moscow to Simferopol, about 1,188 km nonstop.
- The precise allowance should be checked on the booking confirmation or directly with the airline, as cabin-bag rules can vary by fare and operating arrangement. Low-cost tickets may impose tighter limits or charge for larger bags.