THAI plans to resume flights to 32 cities including Singapore from 1 July 2020

Report by : Gan Yung Chyan
                  / KUCINTA SETIA

Thai Airways International (THAI, in short) plans to resume international flights from 1 July 2020, and will first re-launch services to 37 cities, and only 30% of the flights will open for ticketing. The restoration of international flights is mainly divided into two stages, namely:

32 international cities that are open to THAI's flights from 1 July 2020:

1. Auckland (3 trips / week)

2. Beijing (3 trips / week)

3. Brisbane (2 trips / week)

4. Brussels (3 trips / week)

5. Copenhagen (1 trip / week)

6. New Delhi (1 trip / week)

7. Frankfurt (1 trip / week)

8. Guangzhou (2 trips / week)

9. Hanoi (1 trip / week)

10. Ho Chi Minh (1 trip / week)

11. Hong Kong (1 trip / week)

12. Jakarta (3 trips / week)

13. Islamabad (4 trips / week)

14. Karachi (4 trips / week)

15. Kuala Lumpur (5 trips / week)

16. London (1 trip / week)

17. Manila (4 trips / week)

18. Melbourne (5 trips / week)

19. Munich (5 trips / week)

20. Osaka (3 trips / week)

21. Paris (3 trips / week)

22. Perth (3 trips / week)

23. Phnom Penh (1 trip / week)

24. Seoul (6 trips / week)

25. Shanghai (2 trips / week)

26. Singapore (4 trips / week)

27. Sydney (5 trips / week)

28. Taipei (1 trip / week)

29. Tokyo Haneda International Airport (4 trips / week)

30. Tokyo Narita International Airport (4 trips / week)

31. Virgin (1 trip / week)

32. Yangon (1 trip / week)

5 cities that are open to THAI's flights from 2 July 2020 :

1. Denpasar (3 trips / week)

2. Dhaka (5 trips / week)

3. Lahore (4 trips / week)

4. Nagoya (3 trips / week)

5. Zurich (4 trips / week)

As for destinations that will remain closed, the cities that will continue not receiving THAI's flights are Milan, Rome, Moscow, Vienna, Stockholm, Sapporo, Fukuoka, Sendai, Kathmandu, Oslo, Colombo, etc. However, the above-mentioned plans may subject to further adjustments.