Thai Airways International Public Company Limited (THAI) operates semi-commercial flights to seven destinations which are London, Frankfurt, Copenhagen, Hong Kong, Tokyo, Taipei and Sydney, beginning now until December 2020 in order to accommodate passengers demand.
Mr. Wiwat Piyawiroj, THAI Executive Vice President, said THAI is operating semi-commercial round trip flights from Bangkok to London, Copenhagen, Hong Kong, Tokyo, Osaka, Taipei, and Sydney, beginning now until December. The flights will accomodate passengers with travel, education, and business needs, including Special Tourist Visa (STV) holders. Flight details are as follows:
1. Bangkok-London round trip, one flight per week on Sundays
2. Bangkok-Frankfurt round trip, one flight per week on Fridays
3. Bangkok-Copenhagen round trip, one flight per week on Sundays
4. Bangkok-Hong Kong round trip flight on 4 and 18 November 2020 as well as one flight per week on Wednesdays throughout December
5. Bangkok-Tokyo (Narita) two round trip flights per week
- Bangkok-Tokyo (Narita)on Wednesdays and Saturdays
- Tokyo (Narita)-Bangkok on Thursdays and Sundays
6. Bangkok-Taipei round trip, one flight per week on Fridays and Wednesday 4 and 18 November 2020 as well as on Friday 4, 11 and 18 December 2020 and Wednesday 23 December 2020
7. Bangkok-Sydney round trip, one flight per week
- Bangkok-Sydney on Sundays (Passengers are required to contact the Australian Embassy, Thailand prior to making reservation)
- Sydney-Bangkok on Mondays
For return flights, THAI has cooperated with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to operate special flights to fly Thais home and also deliver cargo on roundtrip flights.
For more information and reservation, passengers may visit thaiairways.comwebsite or THAI sales offices and Travel Agency nationwide or THAI Contact Center 0-2356-1111 (08.00-17.00). Passengers traveling from The U.K., Ireland, Germany, Denmark, Hong Kong, Japan, Taipei, and Australia may contact THAI office in local area for further details.
The Company operates all flights with strict security and health standards in accordance to guidelines issued by the Covid-19 Situation Administration, Ministry of Public Health and the Civil Aviation Authority of Thailand (CAAT). Passengers traveling to Thailand must go through 14-day quarantine upon arrival, and all aircrafts are required to be disinfectant sprayed, and go through deep cleaning.
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