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Thai Airways Initiates Voluntary Debt-to-Equity Conversion for Creditors

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Thai Airways International has commenced the Voluntary Debt-to-Equity Conversion period for its creditors, effective November 18, 2024. This initiative is a pivotal component of the airline’s ongoing business rehabilitation plan, aiming to strengthen its financial structure and enhance operational stability.

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Alaska Air Group Posts $166M Loss Despite Revenue Jump

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