New Delhi, August 03, 2020: Thai Airways has confirmed that it will operate two one-way repatriation flights to/from Copenhagen later this month.
The special flights are in addition to the three one-way repatriation flights to/from London Heathrow, two to/from Frankfurt, and two to/from Taipei, that the Thai flag carrier has already confirmed will take place in August.
The two one-way repatriation flights to Copenhagen (CPH) will take place on 16 and 30 August 2020.
Tickets on TG950 from Suvarnabhumi (BKK) to CPH are being sold as one-way and start at 17,935 Baht for Economy Class. Terms and conditions apply.
The two flights are scheduled to depart BKK at 06:50 and arrive at CPH at 13:10 according to the reports published in asiatraveltips.com.
The return flight from CPH, TG951, will be used to carry stranded Thais, as well as foreigners who meet the necessary requirements, back home.
Anyone interested in taking TG951 from CPH should contact the Royal Thai Embassy in Copenhagen for details. Those wishing to buy tickets on the BKK-CPH flights can do so on Thai Airways’ website.
Cargo will be delivered on both departure and arrival flights.
The Thai flag carrier will operate the flight with an Airbus A350-900 aircraft, adhering to strict COVID19 preventive measures, including a revised meal service, cabin crew wearing PPE, and others. Passengers must wear a face mask during the flight.
The airline suspended all international flights in March 2020 and is currently hoping to gradually resume services later this year.
