Thai Airways wants to reduce internal costs before proceeding with the purchase of new aircraft.
The airline is negotiating with suppliers about delaying deliveries until 2018, reports Reuters, based on statements by Thai Airways president Charumporn Jotikasthira.
One of the measures taken by Thai is selling property, among others nineteen offices in Thailand and abroad. Thai also wants to sell some aircraft.
Thai has ordered fourteen Airbus A350-900s. It also has four Boeing 787-9s booked at leasing company ILFC. Thai Airways has already six Boeing 787-8s in use.
This post was published on 21 January 2016 16:17
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