
Thai Airways Reports Significant Q2 Net Profit Decline
Thai Airways International announced a net profit of 1.54 billion baht for the second quarter, a substantial decrease compared to 12.13 billion baht recorded in the same period last year.
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Thai Airways International announced a net profit of 1.54 billion baht for the second quarter, a substantial decrease compared to 12.13 billion baht recorded in the same period last year.

Thai Airways International (THAI) has confirmed it will resume direct Bangkok-Amsterdam flights starting July 1, expanding its international network and strengthening links between Thailand and Europe.

Thai Airways International has reminded passengers of a new regulation limiting each individual to carrying a maximum of two power banks. Passengers are also prohibited from using or charging these devices onboard.

Thai Airways International Plc (THAI) projects a 5% revenue growth this year, driven by the addition of new aircraft and expansion into key Asian markets like India and China.

Thai Airways International (THAI) expects its financial performance to improve in the second half of the year, driven by approved tourism stimulus efforts, even as renewed US-Iran tensions cause jet fuel prices to rise.

Thailand's Transport Ministry has instructed Thai Airways International to increase domestic flights and introduce new international routes to secondary domestic destinations popular with foreign tourists.

The war in the Middle East has driven up operating cost for Thai Airways International (THAI), with jet fuel prices rising by more than twofold, forcing the national carrier to increase average…

Thai Airways International has pledged full cooperation with Australian authorities following the arrest of a Thai air hostess and the seizure of heroin from her bags at Melbourne airport.

Thai Airways International will raise its fuel surcharges by nearly 100% on many routes for tickets issued from May 1 onwards to cope with the soaring price of jet fuel.

Thai Airways International (THAI) is projected to gain from airspace closures across several Middle Eastern countries due to regional tensions, as the flag carrier has no direct exposure to the conflict zones.