Thai Airways to operate first passenger biofuel flight in Asia
This Thursday (22nd) Thai Airways International (THAI) is set to be the first airline in Asia to fly a commercial passenger flight using biofuels to support the Company’s Travel Green initiative which is part of its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) program.
THAI will operate the first passenger biofuels flight on December 22nd from Bangkok to Chiang Mai. Passengers will consist of 100 students and professors who have been invited to join the special flight. Revenues from the journey will go towards developing renewable energy in Thailand.
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Thai Airways to launch first biofueled passenger flight in Asia on Dec 22, Bangkok-Chiang Mai route to help reduce greenhouse gas emission
Thai Airways to launch first biofueled passenger flight in Asia on Dec 22, Bangkok-Chiang Mai route to help reduce greenhouse gas emission
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Thai Airways International is facing a challenging November and December as tourists reconsider travelling to Bangkok in the aftermath of the recent floods. The flag carrier, which had been banking on a profitable 4Q2011 to offset year-to-date losses, now faces the prospect of a full-year loss for 2011.
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