Thai Airways welcomes 2 new A350 models for modern travel

[NanLaew]

22 hours ago, rbkk said:

Simple. Choice. Being connected is my choice. The world moves forward whilst Thai Airways passengers are disconnected in the air. Why should passengers have to 'catch-up' when the option to keep them connected (If they so choose) exists for free with the competition?
 

 

I have a daughter currently studying for her B.A.(Tourism) in BKK, (Dual nationality/ 5 languages). Her intentions are to be international flight crew either with a Thai airline or an overseas airline, she hasn't decided yet. Happier passengers equates to a happy working environment.

 

-Being able to have a chuckle at life now back in the UK on Have I Got News For You using the BBC iplayer @35,000ft?
-E-mails/messages?

-Shopping online?
-Research?
-A more productive life when the Internet is available......
 

Ah, so it IS a harangue about Thai Airways not aligning with the 0.1% of the world's airlines that provide free in-flight internet.

 

I'm happy that all works out for you eventually but in the meantime, can I ask that you wake me up after we land?

Thanks.

[rbkk]

3 hours ago, NanLaew said:

Thai Airways not aligning with the 0.1% of the world's airlines that provide free in-flight internet.

Can't even align with Nok Air the Thai domestic carrier who seem able to provide free Wifi on all their flights. Here is a more recent and expanding list for you to peruse after you awake! 

The List of Airlines With Free Inflight Wi-Fi

Breaking It Down:

• JetBlue Airways
• Norwegian Air Shuttle (Within Europe Only)
• Qatar Airways
• Emirates Airline
• China Eastern
• Philippines Airlines
• Qantas 
• Hainan Airlines
• Nok Air
• Air New Zealand
• Virgin Australia (Domestic Only)
• Aer Lingus 
• Honorable Mentions for Airlines Free Wi-Fi

https://pointmetotheplane.boardingarea.com/airlines-free-wifi/#:~:text=However%2C 11 airlines around the,Nok Air%2C and Aer Lingus.