Thai Airways has announced its reinstatement with the Thailand Stock Exchange, marking a successful recovery following its rehabilitation plan in 2020.

BANGKOK (Reuters) -Thai flag carrier Thai Airways International will resume trading in August, the stock exchange said on ...

Thai Airways International will resume trading on the Thai stock exchange in August, following its exit from business ...

Thai Airways International could exercise an existing option to buy more planes from U.S. planemaker Boeing as part of ...

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Thai Airways has experienced a significant decline since the early 2000s, losing approximately 50% of its fleet due to COVID-19, including aircraft like the A380, 747, and older 777s and A330s. The ...

Thai Airways the flag ... More carrier airline of Thailand, is state owned by 51%. The current fleet is consisted of 80 wide body airplanes including an order of 5 more Airbus A350.

Nonetheless, Thai Airways hasn’t flown its A380s since the pandemic, and a subsequent plan last year to get them back in the air didn’t materialize. The auction seemingly marks the end of Thai ...

Thai planned to operate the A340-600s into the 2020s, but in 2015 accelerated their retirement. Thai’s A340-600s were delivered between 2005 and 2008, making them mid-life.