The Latest Breaking News from Thai Airways International

The Central Bankruptcy Court has approved the revised business reorganisation plan of Thai Airways International (THAI), setting in motion its full financial restructuring process, according to a high-ranking source in the company.

Thai Airways International (THAI) is expecting its revised business reorganisation plan to be accepted by the Central Bankruptcy Court in the first or second week of October, despite some opposition from its creditors, the airline announced on Tuesday.

Travellers have more options for flying to Saudi Arabia as Thai Airways International expands its route from Bangkok to Jeddah, which serves as a gateway to significant Islamic holy cities such as Mecca and Medina. Starting from Aug 19, there'll be four weekly direct flights between Bangkok-Jeddah on Mondays, Wednesdays,…

After more than three decades of suspension, Thai Airways International will restart commercial flights to Saudi Arabia next month on the back of improving relations between Thailand and the Middle East country.

The National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) has found grounds supporting the allegation that former finance minister Thanong Bidaya broke the law in a deal to supply Rolls-Royce engines for Thai Airways International (THAI) three decades ago, according to Isranews.

Thai Airways International (THAI) on Friday submitted a new debt rehabilitation plan following a better-than-expected recovery from its financial crisis, said Piyasvasti Amranand, chairman of the THAI panel overseeing the airline's court-monitored debt plan.

Thai Airways International Plc expects to complete its corporate restructuring in two years as the airline's performance gradually improves and global travel resumes, its restructuring committee chief said on Friday.

Thai Airways International (THAI) is banking on pulling out of bankruptcy protection and resuming trading of its shares earlier than planned as the carrier's bottom line is looking up.

Over the past two years, amid the Covid-19 pandemic, the aviation industry has been on the verge of collapse because of stringent border controls and uncertainty over travel rules, causing severe financial strain for many airlines.