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THAI makes merit to mark 52nd anniversary

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Doing good deeds is one of the themes of the celebrations for Thai Airways International (THAI)’s 52nd anniversary this year.

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Among the options to entice Royal Orchid Plus members to participate in social activities announced recently is a plan to donate frequent flyer miles to the Mah Fah Luang Foundation, initiated by the Princess Mother to promote sustainable alternative livelihood development for the people’s well-being and happiness.
"THAI is launching the ‘Wings of Goodness’ campaign, in which the donated miles will be used for foundation volunteers, development experts and researchers to travel on THAI, to bring their expertise to people throughout Thailand and worldwide," said THAI president Piyasvasti Amranand.
Donations of 100 miles or more are welcome through September 30.
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