Thai Airways (TG) is preparing to make one of its most significant fleet decisions in the coming years as the carrier evaluates new-generation widebody aircraft to support long-haul expansion and replace aging Boeing 777 aircraft.
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In 2026, Thai Airways pilot salaries will remain competitive within Southeast Asia, though generally lower than those of carriers such as Singapore Airlines or Emirates.
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