The company has asked employees to take two months off from April 4 to May 31. Along with this, staff salaries will be reduced by 10-50 per cent.

Thai Airways grounds flights for two months

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Thai Airways grounds flights for two months

Thai Airways International Plc will stop flying for two months.

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