Workers service a THAI Airbus A380-800 aircraft at Suvarnabhumi airport in September last year. (Reuters photo)
Thai Airways International, the flag carrier in the middle of a debt restructuring, reported a record loss last year after the coronavirus outbreak ground most of its services to a halt.
The net loss widened to 141.2 billion baht, or 64.68 baht a share, from 12 billion baht, or 5.51 baht a share in 2019, Thai Airways said in an exchange filing Thursday.
The annual loss was the largest ever for a Thai company, according to data compiled by the Stock Exchange of Thailand. Revenue slumped 73.8% to 48.3 billion baht.
Thai Airways, which has posted losses every year barring…
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