Thai Airways Ground & Cargo Service Contracts Under Review, Fines May Increase Amid Lost Luggage Crisis
Thai Transport Minister Pipat has initiated a review of Thai Airways' ground and cargo service contracts. Fines for contract breaches may be increased following international reputational damage caused by lost luggage issues.
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