Thais who had registered with the Royal Thai Embassy in Kuala Lumpur, Berlin and Paris, the consulate-general in Frankfurt, Munich and Hong Kong were eligible to take these special flights, organised jointly by THAI and Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

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Flight TG416 brought 81 Thais back from Kuala Lumpur on September 29 at 2.30pm. 
Flight TG607 brought 106 Thais back from Hong Kong on September 29, arriving in Bangkok at 10.05pm. 
Flight TG933 brought 137 Thais back from France, leaving Paris on September 29 at 9.20pm (local time) and reaching Bangkok at 1.35pm on September 30. 
Flight TG923 brought 291 Thais back from Germany, departing Frankfurt on September 30 at 8.40pm (local time) and landing in Bangkok at 12.30pm on October 1. 
The airline also delivered cargo on these roundtrip flights.

THAI flies 615 Thais home from two Asian and two European cities

Thai Airways International (THAI) has flown 615 Thais home from Malaysia, Hong Kong, France and Germany from September 29 to October 1, Squadron Leader Anirut Saengrit, director of the airline’s Operations Control Centre, has said.