Thai Airways celebrates first anniversary of flights resumption with blood donation campaign

THAI Airways on 4 April celebrated the one-year anniversary of its resumed operations in Sri Lanka by organising a meaningful Blood Donation Campaign.

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This initiative, which aligns with the airline’s commitment to corporate social responsibility, was successfully held at Trace City, Colombo 10.

The campaign underscored Thai Airways’ dedication to the local Sri Lankan community and strengthened the historical and cultural ties between Thailand and Sri Lanka. Blood donation is considered a highly meritorious act in Buddhism, a faith deeply ingrained in both nations. This initiative reflected the shared values of compassion and generosity practised by people in Thailand and Sri Lanka alike.

Since resuming flights between Colombo and Bangkok on 31 March 2024, after a four-year hiatus, Thai Airways has continuously aimed to enhance its presence in Sri Lanka beyond aviation services. The airline’s Royal Silk Business Class, introduced on 2 March 2025, has elevated the flying experience for passengers traveling between the two countries. With daily flights, passengers benefit from seamless connections to over 60 destinations across Asia, Australasia, the Middle East, Scandinavia, and Europe.