Thai airlines CEO assures its Airbus A350 are in good, flying condition


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BANGKOK: Thai Airways International (THAI) confirmed on Wednesday (Sept 4) that it was still operating the Airbus A350 aircraft despite a news report on Cathay Pacific’s temporary suspension.

The remark came after the Hong Kong airline announced suspension of flights using the Airbus A350 aircraft until Thursday (Sept 5) for inspection of the aircraft engine.

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