Thai Airways suspends CEO over flood crisis response
· Aviation · Thailand
Thai Airways International has suspended chief executive Chai Eamsiri and appointed an acting head while it reviews its crisis-management procedures. The review follows severe flooding that disrupted the carrier's Bangkok services in late September.
Why it matters:The leadership shake-up signals how extreme weather disruptions are increasingly becoming a governance and operational risk for airlines in flood-prone regions.
Key points
- CEO Chai Eamsiri suspended; acting head appointed
- Review covers crisis-management procedures
- Severe flooding disrupted Bangkok services in late September
Sources (original reporting)
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