Thai Airways Kitchen Partners with Chiang Mai University and BAAC to Enhance Thai Agricultural Products for In-flight Meals
Thai Airways' flight kitchen is partnering with Chiang Mai University and the Bank for Agriculture and Agricultural Cooperatives (BAAC) to enhance in-flight meal development using Thai agricultural products. This initiative aims to support Thai farmers and improve the sustainability of the aviation industry.
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