Thai Airways
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Thai Airways (TG/THA) is Thailand's flagship carrier, founded in 1960 and based at Bangkok-Suvarnabhumi. A Star Alliance member operating 65 destinations with a modern fleet of 80 aircraft, it connects Asia-Pacific and beyond with premium cabin service.
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Thai Airways International (IATA: TG, ICAO: THA) is Thailand's national airline, established in 1960 and headquartered in Bangkok. As a founding member of Star Alliance, the airline operates a network spanning 65 destinations across Asia-Pacific, the Middle East, Europe, and beyond, serving both leisure and business travelers.
The airline's primary hub is Suvarnabhumi Airport in Bangkok, one of Southeast Asia's major aviation hubs. Thai Airways operates a fleet of 80 aircraft, predominantly wide-body jets suited for long-haul and regional routes. The fleet consists of Airbus A330 and A350 aircraft alongside Boeing 777 and Boeing 787 Dreamliners, enabling the airline to serve diverse route networks from short regional hops to intercontinental flights.
Thai Airways is known for premium cabin service and the Royal Orchid Plus frequent-flyer program, which offers benefits across Star Alliance partners. The airline's operations are supported by the Thai Ministry of Finance, which holds a 42.94% stake, reflecting its strategic importance to Thailand's aviation sector and international connectivity.