Dhaka, April 25 -- Thai Airways International has confirmed it is not permanently cancelling any flight routes despite recent schedule reductions affecting more than 46 services in May.

Speaking at Thailand's Transport Ministry, CEO Chai Eamsiri said the adjustments cover both domestic and international routes, including destinations in Asia and Europe such as Singapore, Japan, and India, as well as Udon Thani and Khon Kaen. The changes aim to align operations with current demand.

Chai attributed the cuts to softer passenger demand, as travelers delay bookings amid economic uncertainty and rising living costs. Some flights close to departure dates have seen low seat occupancy, prompting the airline to consolidate services and improve ef...