Airbus and Thai Airways International (THAI) have signed a Letter of Intent to retrofit THAI’s A350-900 fleet with advanced cabin upgrades aimed at boosting comfort and efficiency on long-haul routes.
Starting in 2028, the retrofit—managed by Airbus—will introduce new ‘Royal Silk’ Business Class seats, a Premium Economy cabin, refreshed Economy seating, and upgraded in-flight entertainment systems. The enhancements will be phased in to avoid major service disruptions.
The agreement reinforces Airbus’s long-standing partnership with THAI and supports the airline’s strategy to modernise its fleet while delivering a premium travel experience.
This post was published on 11 April 2025 21:49
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