Thai Airways International wants to sell 34 old planes, of various models, including three fuel-guzzling Airbus 340-500s. (Bangkok Post file photo)
Bankrupt Thai Airways International has put 34 passenger aircraft from its fleet up for sale, hoping to find buyers by Nov 13.
Aircraft listed on the sale notice posted on its website include 10 Boeing 747-400s manufactured between 1993-2003, six Boeing 777-200s built in 1996-1998, and six Boeing 777-300s manufactured from 1998-2000.
Others are six Airbus A340-600s built from 2005-2008, three A340-500s that left the production line in 2005-2007, two Boeing 737-400s made in 1992-1993, and one Airbus A300-600 built in 1993.
The airline said it expected to deliver the planes to buyers by the second quarter of next year. The deadline for those interested in…
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