- Thai Airways expands European capacity for winter
- Paris services double from seven to 14 weekly flights
- Zurich increases to 11 weekly flights from January 2027
- Munich steps up to 10 weekly flights from December 2026
- Europe contributes roughly 30pc of total revenue
Thai Airways International has revealed its winter 2026-2027 flight schedule significantly boosting its capacity and flight frequencies to several major European hubs. Running from 25 October 2026 to 27 March 2027 Europe remains the carrier’s largest revenue-generating market contributing roughly 30pc of its total revenue. Services to Paris will double from seven to 14 weekly flights starting 1 December 2026 with the new daily flight operated by a Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner alongside the existing Boeing 777 service.
Flights to Zurich will increase from daily to 11 weekly flights starting 16 January 2027 also utilising the Boeing 787-9. Munich frequencies will step up from daily to 10 weekly flights starting 16 December 2026. Amsterdam following its recent resumption will maintain a steady daily schedule of seven weekly flights via an Airbus A350-900.
The European changes are part of a global 66-route winter programme operated by Thai Airways including 12 destinations across Europe. The capacity hikes align with the airline’s active fleet modernisation programme as it phases out older planes and integrates incoming Airbus A321neos and widebody Boeing 787s.
