A board dispute at Thai Airways has delayed finalisation of lease agreements for ten incremental Boeing 787 widebodies, blocking the carrier's planned fleet additions. A December 23 court action tied to the board dispute has put the leases on hold while the legal matter proceeds.
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A board dispute and a December 23 court action have delayed finalisation of lease agreements for ten incremental Boeing 787 widebodies, a material change to Thai Airways’ near-term fleet plan.
The development comes as other regional carriers advance 787 programmes — see EVA Air's board approval to buy four 787-9s and Gulf Air's deal for at least 12 787s, which provide context on regional demand and OEM/lessor activity.
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