Thai Airways to Place A380 on Bangkok-London route

Thai Airways, the flag carrier of Thailand, will position an A380 for its daily flights between Bangkok and London Heathrow from December 1^st 2013. The airline made the announcement recently. Airbus A380 is the world’s largest passenger aircraft and is one of the most environmentally and technologically developed civil aircraft operating flights currently.

Flights will operate under code TG911 when it takes off for London at 1150 and lands in Bangkok at 0610 the next morning. The return flight, TG910, departs Bangkok at 0110 and arrives at LHR at 0715.

Airbus A380 is also popular among travellers who book tickets on flights and look for increased space and enhanced levels of comfort.

Bangkok-based Thai Airways has decided to offer 507 seats for passengers seeking to book tickets on Bangkok-LHR flights. The standard cabin arrangement offered by the superjumbo has space for 525 to 853 passengers. But the airline has on purpose kept the number of seats to 507. This will allow maximum comfort and increased space to those booking tickets on the flights. Thai Airways’ seven galleys and food service stations onboard will additionally ensure faster and better service to passengers investing on tickets on flights for flying the route.

Fliers who are looking to grab tickets with the carrier on the big aircraft will have the option of 12 seats in Royal first class, 60 in Royal Silk business class and 435 in economy class. 

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