Thai Airways suspends CEO after flood crisis response
· Aviation · Thailand
Thai Airways International has suspended its chief executive, Chai Eamsiri, and appointed an interim successor. The flag carrier is reviewing its crisis-management procedures after severe flooding disrupted its services from Bangkok in late September.
Why it matters:The leadership change affects Thai Airways, its passengers, and the aviation industry, and shows how operational disruptions can prompt reviews of crisis management.
Key points
- CEO Chai Eamsiri suspended
- An acting head appointed as successor
- Review follows flooding that disrupted Bangkok services in late September
Sources (original reporting)
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