Thai airline Lack sold 34 planes to make money from the encouragement of the business.

Thai Airways sells 34 old planes to earn money to breathe Open for interested parties to bid on November 13

Thai Airways International Public Company Limited announced that the company announced the sale of used aircraft. Or second-hand planes A total of 34 boats without after-sales insurance. Interested parties can join the bidding process. Via email [email protected] before November 13, 20

For the fleet of 34 used aircraft that Thai Airways has launched, they are as follows:

1.A300-600, quantity 1 shipment

2. B737-400, 2 boats

3.A340-500, 3 ships

4.A340-600 in 6 ships

5.B747-400 in 10 ships

6.B777-200 on 6 boats

7.B777-300 on 6 ships

For this announcement of the sale of 34 second-hand aircraft from Thai Airways He considered the management of the company’s operating costs in line with the position of Thai Airways International. Which is currently in the process of rehabilitation through the Central Bankruptcy Court

Most of the aircraft sold for sale were second-hand aircraft that the Company was preparing to recall. The launch of the aircraft during this period will also provide the company with increased cash flow to manage the necessary parts in the long term.

The sale of second-hand aircraft will also reduce the number of existing aircraft fleets. In line with the current slowdown in the global aviation industry From the impact of the COVID-19 epidemic as well

News reports from Thai Airways International Public Company Limited revealed the plan to reduce the size of the fleet in accordance with the company’s rehabilitation plan, which Baker & Mackenzie Company Limited, a consultant, predicted through the situation of the epidemic. COVID-19 is the best case for the epidemic to be resolved. Around the fourth quarter of 2021, the company may have to reduce the company’s fleet from its entire fleet to 50 (including 20 Thai Smile A320s).

But in the worst case, the outbreak continues. Thai Airways may have to reduce its fleet to just 36 of approximately 100 existing aircraft (including 20 Thai Smile A320s).