Kathmandu, Nov. 5
Thai Airways International
has announced an enhancement to its Nepal operations with the introduction of
the Airbus A330-300 aircraft, featuring a three-class configuration.
This strategic upgrade
marks a historic milestone as it introduces Premium Economy Plus, Premium Economy, and Economy class options to the Nepali market for the first time, replacing the current Boeing 777 operations on the Kathmandu-Bangkok route,
the company informed in a statement on Tuesday.
It termed the enhancement ‘a transformative
one’ reflecting Thai Air’s unwavering commitment to elevating the
travel experience for passengers travelling between Nepal and Thailand,
offering superior comfort and
cutting-edge amenities.
The newly deployed Airbus
A330-300 aircraft can accommodate 264 passengers across
three distinct service classes, each designed to
meet diverse travel
preferences and requirements.
Premium economy plus class features
31 premium seats equipped with full-flat beds,
direct aisle access, and enhanced privacy, providing passengers with an
unparalleled level of comfort for long-haul travel. Premium economy class offers 48
spacious seats with increased legroom, enhanced
meal
service, and priority boarding, bridging the gap between
economy and business
class travel.
Likewise, economy class maintains Thai’s
renowned standards of service with
185
comfortable
seats featuring modern entertainment systems, complimentary
meals,
and attentive cabin service that has made the airline a preferred choice for
travelers across the region,
according to the company.
“Thai Airways International holds a distinguished position
in Nepal's aviation
history,
having first commenced operations to Kathmandu in December 1968,” read the statement.
It also said that the latest aircraft upgrade reinforces company’s commitment to the
Nepal market and demonstrates the airline's confidence in
the region's continued growth
potential. The
timing of this enhancement aligns with Nepal's ongoing
efforts to
revitalise
its
tourism industry and
strengthen international connectivity.
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