History of Thai Airways

Thai Airways International Public Company Limited is the national carrier of the Kingdom of Thailand. It manages domestic, regional and intercontinental flights radiating from its home base in Bangkok to key destinations around the world and within Thailand. The company’s fully paid up share capital amounts to 16,988,765,500 Baht and is 53.77%   owned by the Ministry of Finance, the Thai Government. In the end of September 2004, it consolidated a whole assets of the company amounted to 193,211 million Baht. In its business, THAI has achieved prosperity every year for the last 40 successive years.

Thai Airways International was established in 1960 as a joint venture between Thailand’s domestic carrier, Thai Airways Company and Scandinavian Airlines System with the Scandinavian carrier originally providing a 30% share capital of two million Baht. SAS also provided operations, managerial and marketing expertise, with training assistance aiming at building a fully independent national airline within the shortest possible time. Thai nationals, through training and experience, were gradually able to presume full managerial liability and the number of emigrant staff duly reduced until, in 1987, expatriates accounted for less than one percent of staff based in Thailand.

Job Description / Average Wage

In-flight Service Agent:   As an In-flight Service Agent   your daily task and responsibilities include:

• Manage and make appointment with sub-contracted catering company to meet the aircrafts for meal loading and unloading.
• Open and close In Flight Commercial Stock Report in the present of Flight Attendant.
• To set up Meal Order and Pre-Booked Meal Order during weekend.
• Check and settle In Flight Commercial Stock Report with the inventory.
• Clear all paper works and filing for head office and audit purpose.

The average wage is around $9 to $22 a hour.

Station Manager: As the Station Manager of Thai Airways your duties and repsonsibilities are as follows:

• Accountable to Guest Service Manager to guarantee the smooth daily station operations and supervision station daily activities.
• Provide managerial and clerical support to personnel within the station.
• Coordinate and observe station performance.
• Interface with all agencies pertaining to performance and productivity of the station and Air Asia

The average wage for this job is around $41,000 — $73,000 a year.

Customer Representative: Your main responsibility is as listed below.

• Responsible for providing a response to the customers of our client.
• Carry out the inbound and/or outbound tasks laid upon them from their clients via all available channels.
• Guarantee that all communication with customer is within the guidelines of the client.
• Follows prescribed procedures.
• Handle proactively by keeping oneself updated on products, processes and other information relevant for the client.
• Handles customer’s dilemmas arising from the client’s products.

The average wage for this job is $10 — $22 an hour.

Financial Analyst: As the company’s Financial Analyst your in charge to assist in preparing management report on a daily and monthly basis and investigate financial information especially in view of revenue analysis as well as assist in preparing of annual budget. The average wage for this job is around $37,000 — $100,000 a year.

How to Apply

The biggest low fare airline in Asia continues to grow. Their route network and fleet are expanding, and their passenger base is rising. If you would like to join them and be part of their exciting growth, and if you are talented, dynamic and enthusiastic about a career in a fun environment, Apply to them now. Because at AirAsia, they believe in helping careers soar.

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