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Thai Airways faces complaints after Munich-Bangkok flight operated without running water
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Thai Airways drew mixed reactions online after a passenger experienced a flight from Munich to Bangkok without running water in the aircraft’s lavatory.
Key facts
- International aviation blog LoyaltyLobby shared a photograph of a drinking water bottle placed on a lavatory counter yesterday, November 9, claiming that a reader had encountered another Thai Airways flight without running water on the
- Thai Airways drew mixed reactions online after a passenger experienced a flight from Munich to Bangkok without running water in the aircraft’s lavatory.
- Chief executive Chai Eamsiri was suspended on October 2 after flooding left thousands of bags stranded at Suvarnabhumi Airport.
- Last week the airline apologised for a backlog at its inbound cargo warehouse at the same airport, where some shipments had been waiting since October 10.
Summary
International aviation blog LoyaltyLobby shared a photograph of a drinking water bottle placed on a lavatory counter yesterday, November 9, claiming that a reader had encountered another Thai Airways flight without running water on the Munich-Bangkok route.
The bottle appeared to have been provided by cabin crew for passengers to wash their hands after using the toilet. A handwritten note was attached, although its message was difficult to read.