THAI president Charamporn Jotikasthira said Thursday that the airline aimed to hire qualified persons aged 24-30, or &ldquo;first jobbers&rdquo;. 
	They will be working under a three-year contact plus a three-year extension. The contact will end when they reach 30, meaning that applicants&rsquo; ages will be 24-27.

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