Thai Airways swings to Q3 operating profit, but sees rising competition
Low-cost rivals Thai Vietjet, NokScoot and Thai AirAsia X plan to add flights to destinations in Asia, increasing pressure on the legacy carrier
Bangkok
NATIONAL carrier Thai Airways International pcl swung to a quarterly operating profit, but warned competition was likely to intensify after a UN body last month removed a ban on new international flights by Thai-based carriers.
Low-cost rivals Thai Vietjet, Nok-Scoot and Thai AirAsia X have said they plan to add flights to destinations in Asia, increasing pressure on the legacy carrier, which like Singapore Airlines Ltd …
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