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Thai Airways Expands Fleet with 45 Boeing 787 Dreamliners, Chooses GE GEnx-1B Engines

In a significant fleet expansion, Thai Airways has placed an order for 45 Boeing 787 Dreamliners, opting for GE Aerospace's GEnx-1B engines to power the new aircraft, bolstering its widebody and international capabilities.

2024-02-19T22:56:46.497060-08:00

FlightGlobal

SAS to Transition from Star Alliance to SkyTeam by August End

2024-04-08T01:38:32.462273-07:00

Paddle Your Own Kanoo

Delta, United, and British Airways Suspend Tel Aviv Flights Amid Middle East Tensions

2024-07-31T12:12:57.812301-07:00

Breitflyte

Thai Airways Expands Fleet with Three Additional Boeing 787-9s from Air Lease

2024-02-27T05:00:41.916075-08:00

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Singapore Airlines and Scoot Enforce Power Bank Ban from April 2025 Starting April 1, 2025, Singapore Airlines and Scoot will prohibit passengers from using or charging power banks onboard. The carriers, joining several other Asian airlines, aim to enhance safety due to overheating concerns. Power banks below 100Wh are permitted as carry-on, with restrictions on higher capacities.

2025-03-12T02:07:46.898077-07:00

Singapore Airlines and Scoot Enforce Power Bank Ban from April 2025

Airline Economics

Thai Airways Bans Power Bank Usage Onboard Starting March 15 Effective March 15, 2025, Thai Airways will enforce a ban on power bank usage during flights. This measure addresses safety concerns following several in-flight incidents reportedly linked to power banks, reinforcing the airline's commitment to passenger safety.

2025-03-10T06:03:08.124926-07:00

Thai Airways Bans Power Bank Usage Onboard Starting March 15

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Thai Airways to Lease Eight A321neos from SMBC in 2026 Thai Airways will enhance its regional network by leasing eight Airbus A321neos from SMBC Aviation Capital. The delivery of these aircraft will occur over 2026-27, boosting the airline's narrow-body fleet capabilities to better serve its regional routes.

2025-02-10T03:30:30.095865-08:00

Thai Airways to Lease Eight A321neos from SMBC in 2026

AeroTime

Thai Airways Signs Lease for Eight Airbus A321neos from SMBC Aviation Capital Thai Airways has entered into a lease agreement with SMBC Aviation Capital for eight factory-new Airbus A321neo aircraft. This strategic move will enhance their fleet with modern and fuel-efficient models sourced directly from SMBC’s portfolio.

2025-02-06T02:00:29.710663-08:00

Thai Airways Signs Lease for Eight Airbus A321neos from SMBC Aviation Capital

Travel Radar

Thai Airways Restructuring: Court Rejects Additional Administrators The Bangkok Bankruptcy Court has dismissed the Ministry's request to expand the administrative team overseeing Thai Airways' restructuring. This decision may impact the pace and strategy of the airline's financial recovery efforts, influencing its long-term viability in the market.

2025-02-01T05:28:20.797558-08:00

Thai Airways Restructuring: Court Rejects Additional Administrators

AeroTime

Lufthansa and Thai Airways Extend Codeshare to Vietnam and Philippines Lufthansa, in partnership with Thai Airways, has broadened their codeshare agreement to encompass additional destinations within Vietnam and the Philippines. This expansion strengthens both airlines' connectivity in Southeast Asia, providing enhanced route options for passengers traveling between Europe and Southeast Asia.

2025-01-14T04:24:10.260255-08:00

Lufthansa and Thai Airways Extend Codeshare to Vietnam and Philippines

AeroTime

Thai Airways Resumes Daily Nonstop Bangkok-Brussels Flights with Boeing 787 Thai Airways has reinstated its daily direct service between Bangkok Suvarnabhumi and Brussels Airport using the Boeing 787 Dreamliner, enhancing connectivity and boosting tourism and business opportunities between Thailand and Belgium.

2024-12-02T04:15:43.272030-08:00

Thai Airways Resumes Daily Nonstop Bangkok-Brussels Flights with Boeing 787

Bangkok Post

Thai Airways Launches $1.27bn Rights Offering to Conclude Debt Plan Thai Airways International is set to raise 44 billion baht ($1.27 billion) through a share rights offering, marking its final step to exit court-supervised debt restructuring and resume stock trading. This move is crucial for stabilizing the company's financial health and operational continuity.

2024-11-26T21:27:31.231363-08:00

Thai Airways Launches $1.27bn Rights Offering to Conclude Debt Plan

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