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	Areepong Bhoochaoom, chairman of the national carrier, said Wednesday that the airline&rsquo;s liquidity was now sufficient for administration, so more loans were not required.&nbsp;</div>
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Thai Airways' liquidity improving, no need for loan, chairman says

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Thai Airways' liquidity improving, no need for loan, chairman says

Thai Airways International no longer needs to borrow more as planned after its liquidity returned to normal on tighter expense management.

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