Thai Airways

The aircraft bottlenecks are acting as a constraint on the industry’s growth

It has turned to Boeing for long-haul aircraft and Airbus for narrow-body ones as it targets a total of 150 planes by 2033

Its market value has reached more than 407.5 billion baht (S$16.2 billion), making it the fifth-largest carrier in Asia

The airline hails the resumption of trade as “a pivotal new chapter for the airline, which stands as a profound source of national pride for the Thai people”

Trading of the company’s shares may also resume in late July or early August following the court’s decision, the company has said

Thai Air aims to emerge from its debt restructuring this year and anticipates the resumption of stock trading in the second quarter

THAI Airways International expects to raise as much as 44 billion baht (S$1.7 billion) from a share rights offering, the carrier’s final major step to exit a court-supervised debt restructuring and al...

With orders going unfulfilled for everything from aircraft to entertainment systems, airlines are having to ground planes and cancel flights

THAI Airways International said its Rolls-Royce Holdings engines are spending more time than ever undergoing maintenance checks, adding to a chorus of criticism over the power units.