Fuel crisis results in fewer flights for Thai pilots
Rising jet fuel costs due to the Middle East crisis have forced Thai airlines to cut flights and reduce pilot allowances. The Thai Pilots Association reports that low-cost carriers are implementing cost-saving measures, impacting pilot earnings as the industry faces severe operational pressure.
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