Thailand flag carrier. Star Alliance member. Post-restructure.
Thai Airways International (THAI) is Thailand's flag carrier. Hubbing at Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport, it serves a wide network to Europe, Northeast Asia, and South Asia. After filing for business reorganization in 2020 and completing it in 2024, THAI is rebuilding its network with improved finances.
* Figures are reference values based on public data and industry benchmarks. Verify actual compensation with each airline's official recruitment information.
| Position | Salary Range | Avg / Reference | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Captain Int'l widebody |
¥14M–¥25M |
¥19M | USD+THB allowances |
| First Officer International |
¥7M–¥13M |
¥9.5M | Reference value |
💡 USD/JPY=150, THB/JPY≈4.3. Foreign pilots often on USD-denominated contracts. Compensation improving post-restructure.
Bangkok hub to Europe (London, Frankfurt, Paris), Japan (NRT, HND), East Asia, South Asia.
B777-200/300ER, B787-8/9, A350-900
Thailand CAAT-approved training. Ground → simulator → LIFUS.
Supervised line ops post-type rating. ~50–75 legs.
OPC/LPC 1–2x per year per CAAT.
Seniority + performance assessment.
Discount/standby tickets. Star Alliance partners included.
Medical coverage for pilot and family.
Performance-linked bonus.
20–30 days.
Corporate pension plan.
Per diem for international layovers.
Hiring status: Restructuring phase. Hiring limited. Check official site.