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Mar 30, 2025 · The business class seats in these old Thai Airways 747s definitely have that “retro” vibe going on – but in a good way.

Apr 25, 2024 · Thai Airways International, trading as THAI, has officially retired the Boeing 747-400 aircraft type from its fleet after not having operated the type since the pandemic. The ceremony happened at the airline’s hangar at Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK).

Mar 4, 2020 · Read here my review of my recent domestic First Class flight onboard a Thai Airways Boeing 747-400 from Phuket to Bangkok.

Jun 4, 2023 · Thai Airways has 9 Boeing 747-400s in its fleet, of which 7 aircraft are active and operate on the regional and medium-haul routes to Phuket (Thailand), Mumbai and Delhi (India), Tokyo-Haneda, and Sapporo (Japan), Seoul-Incheon (South Korea), Bali (Indonesia), and Sydney (Australia) as per its published route schedule.

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Thai operates multiple versions of the 747, so be sure to check the seat map carefully before selecting your seat. This older version is used mostly on flights to and from European destinations and does not feature power ports or first-class sleeping pods, as the newer 747-400 (744) does.

Thai Airways’ modern fleet consists of an extensive range of aircraft to serve our network and provide the utmost in in-flight comfort and safety to our passengers.

Passengers will experience different dishes in Royal First class throughout the flights. Passengers will get convenience throughout the flights including wonderful dishes in western and Asian cuisine with quick and polite services throughout the flights.

Dec 11, 2020 · Thai Airways is looking to sell much of its current fleet, including all 747s, a third of its A380s, and a good portion of 777s.