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THAI maps out return to the skies

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BANGKOK, 11 May 2020: Confident it has a government fiscal bailout in the pipeline, beleaguered Thai Airways International released details of a July startup of flights on routes worldwide.

According to timetable information posted on booking systems and reported by Airlineroute, Thailand’s national airline has filed details of flights resuming 1 July.

Earlier reports had suggested the airline would stay offline until late October when the winter timetable kicks-in.

Frequencies vary from just a few services per week to daily flights to London Heathrow, Copenhagen and Frankfurt.

The decision to resume daily services to  London Heathrow 1 July could come under review as the UK has introduced a 14-day quarantine for all passengers arriving in the country.

Destinations in Asia covered by daily service include Delhi in India, Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam, Yangon in Myanmar, Vientiane in Laos,  Phnom Penh in Cambodia, Taipei Taoyuan in Taiwan and Hong Kong.

As for destinations in China, it will resume three weekly services to Beijing, Guangzhou twice weekly and to Shanghai Pudong also twice weekly.

Other notable startups in Southeast Asia include three weekly flights to  Denpasar on Bali Island, Kuala Lumpur in Malaysia five weekly flights and to Singapore four flights weekly.

Services 1 July to 24 October
Bangkok – Auckland 3 weekly 787-9
Bangkok – Beijing Capital 3 weekly 777-300ER
Bangkok – Brisbane  2 weekly 777-200ER
Bangkok – Brussels 3 weekly A350-900XWB
Bangkok – Copenhagen daily 777-300ER
Bangkok – Delhi daily 777-300
Bangkok – Denpasar 3 weekly A330-300
Bangkok – Dhaka 5 weekly A330-300
Bangkok – Frankfurt daily A380
Bangkok – Guangzhou 2 weekly A330-300
Bangkok – Hanoi daily A330-300
Bangkok – Ho Chi Minh City daily A330-300
Bangkok – Hong Kong eff daily A330-300
Bangkok – Islamabad 4 weekly A330-300
Bangkok – Jakarta 3 weekly A330-300
Bangkok – Karachi 4 weekly A330-300

Bangkok – Kuala Lumpur 5 weekly A330-300
Bangkok – Lahore 4 weekly A330-300
Bangkok – London Heathrow daily 777-300ER
Bangkok – Manila 4 weekly 777-300
Bangkok – Melbourne 5 weekly A350-900XWB
Bangkok – Munich 5 weekly 777-300ER (6 weekly 16 July – 25 August)
Bangkok – Nagoya 3 weekly A350-900XWB
Bangkok – Osaka Kansai 3 weekly 777-200ER
Bangkok – Paris CDG 3 weekly 777-300ER
Bangkok – Perth  3 weekly A330-300
Bangkok – Phnom Penh daily A330-300
Bangkok – Seoul Incheon 6 weekly A330-300
Bangkok – Shanghai Pu Dong 2 weekly 777-300ER
Bangkok – Singapore 4 weekly A330-300
Bangkok – Sydney 5 weekly 777-300ER
Bangkok – Taipei Taoyuan daily 777-200ER
Bangkok – Tokyo Haneda 4 weekly A330-300
Bangkok – Tokyo Narita 4 weekly A330-300
Bangkok – Vientiane daily A330-300
Bangkok – Yangon daily A330-300
Bangkok – Zurich 4 weekly 777-300ER

(Source: Airlineroute)

3 COMMENTS

  1. How is it possible for Thai to fly to Australia, when the Australian Government has closed it’s borders to International Flights, even if they can fly into Australia, they have to fly back EMPTY, so that is not a viable financial option, it is totally confusing at the moment.

  2. That’s only for Thai Airlines. I’m coming from the US New York. Last I read, Thailand wasn’t open for Foreigners. Hopefully I can get a flight in September.

  3. Glad to see Thai getting back to some sort of normalcy. Can’t wait to see the world get back to work. Hopefully after border controls ease back to pre Covid levels I can get back to Thailand for a bit of a vacation.

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