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Thai Airways information

IATA Code TG
Routes 78
Top route Melbourne to Bangkok Suvarnabhumi
Airports served 40
Top airport Bangkok Suvarnabhumi

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Frankfurt am Main
Nonstop from $837
Bangkok
Nonstop from $802
Bangkok
Nonstop from $579
Bangkok
Nonstop from $829
Bangkok
Nonstop from $523
Paris
2+ stops from $848

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Overall rating

7.4 Good
Based on 368 reviews

Boarding
7.6

Comfort
7.4

Crew
8.1

Entertainment
6.8

Food
7.0

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Overview of Thai Airways

Those that decide to fly with Thai Airways have three travel classes to choose from: Economy, Royal Silk, and Royal First. With an Economy ticket, you will have access to the plane’s entertainment system, earplugs, eye masks, and a hot meal, while Royal Silk will give you a seat that converts into a bed as well as free alcoholic beverages. If you decide to fly Royal First, you will be given a private pod, free access to Wi-Fi, and a complimentary toiletry kit.

Although this airline is based in Thailand, it operates flights throughout the world, primarily to destinations like Europe, Asia, and Oceania. For those that would like to take a trip to Europe, you can go to countries such as Belgium, Denmark, Germany, and the United Kingdom. If you are opting to go to Asia instead, places like Malaysia, the Philippines, and Japan are particularly popular.

Thai Airways has two subsidiaries, which are THAI Smile and Nok Air. The company also maintains codeshare agreements with many other airlines, including EgyptAir, Turkish Airlines, and Air New Zealand. Additionally, it is a member of the Star Alliance, which is known for being the largest airline group in the world.

Out of the almost 80 aircraft that make up this company’s fleet, almost all of them are either Airbus or Boeing. The Boeing 777-300ER is the most commonly used plane, as it can fit over 345 people and can be employed for both medium-range and long-haul flights. For particularly long voyages, the Airbus A380-800 is used instead, as it fits over 500 passengers.

Flight status, cancellation and delay data provided by Flightstats.com. Flightstats data may not always be accurate or error free. Always confirm the information provided here directly with your airline.
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