Thai Airways

Due to the worsening political situation in Thailand and the bad PR that it has caused to Thai Airways's revenues, the airline has decided to undertake a massive network wide flight frequency reduction to curtail costs as much as possible effective immediately until end March 2009. The main highlights are as follows:

FRA - reduced from double daily to 10 weekly B 744s.

CDG - reduced from daily to 5 weekly B 744s.

LHR - capacity reduced from mid Jan to daily B 744 + daily A 346

TPE - reduced from triple daily to daily flights using a B 773A.

HKG - reduced from 36 to 22 flights a week.

ATH - reduced from 3 to 2 weekly nonstop flights using a B 772ER.

DAC - reduced from daily to 5 weekly flights using an A 333.

MXP - reduced from 4 to 3 weekly flights using an A 346.

DME - reduced from 4 to 3 weekly flights using an A 346.

ZRH - reduced from daily to 5 weekly flights using an A 346.

KIX - reduced from triple daily to double daily flights.

CPH - reduced from daily to 5 weekly B 744s.

MUC - reduced from daily to 4 weekly B 744s.

CAN - reduced from double daily to daily flights using an A 333.

ICN - reduced from 4 to 3 daily flights.

NGO - reduced from 9 weekly to daily flights using an A 346.

MAD - reduced from 3 to 2 weekly nonstop flights using a B 744.

CCU - reduced from daily to 5 weekly flights.

KUL - reduced from triple daily to double daily flights.

CGP - flights suspended until Februrary.