Thai Airways, or THAI, has announced plans to expand its flight network in the winter 2026/2027 schedule, operating a total of 66 routes. The highlight is the launch of a new Bangkok-Da Nang route in Vietnam with 14 flights per week, starting December 1, 2026. Kittiphong Sansomboon, Chief Commercial Officer of THAI, said the company will increase flight frequencies within the CLMV group, namely Vientiane and Yangon to 21 flights per week, and Siem Reap to 7 flights per week. For European routes, THAI will operate the Amsterdam route with 7 flights per week and increase frequencies on the Munich route to 10 flights, Zurich to 11 flights, and Paris to 14 flights per week. Meanwhile, in Asia, it will resume flights on the Xiamen route with 4 flights per week. Earlier, Chai Eamsiri, Chief Executive Officer of THAI, revealed at the THAI TALK event that the company has adjusted its business strategy to be more flexible in order to cope with global uncertainty, which has succeeded in maintaining financial stability, reflected by its second-quarter results with a net profit of 1.537 billion baht. It also plans to increase the number of aircraft and restructure its fleet to consist of 4 types. In addition, THAI is targeting new customer groups with the Junior Sky Explorers project for children and families, and the Royal Orchid Holidays travel program, which offers packages focusing in depth on tourism and culture in Pakistan.
Thai Airways International Public Company LimitedTHAI expands its winter 2026/27 network with a new Bangkok-Da Nang route and higher frequencies across CLMV, Europe, and Asia, adding capacity and customer reach.
