Thai Airways set to soar again: Court to decide June 16 on exit from rehabilitation, eyes stock market return in July 2025. PATTAYA, Thailand – Thailand’s Central Bankruptcy Court held a hearing on Thai Airways International Public Company Limited’s (THAI) request to exit its rehabilitation plan on June 4. Chai Eamsiri, THAI’s CEO, stated that the court has scheduled a ruling on June 16. If the court approves the exit, Thai Airways will convene a new 11-member board to elect a chairman and appoint an audit committee. This step will pave the way for the company’s return to trading on the Stock Exchange of Thailand, expected in July 2025. Piyasvasti Amranand, Chairman of THAI’s Rehabilitation Plan Committee, confirmed that the airline has fulfilled all conditions set in the court-approved plan. The official receiver has also verified THAI’s compliance. Should the court grant the exit on June 16, THAI would revert to operating as a normal company. Authority would return to shareholders and the board of directors, ending the role of the rehabilitation plan administrators. This would mark a significant milestone for Thai Airways, allowing it to re-enter the capital markets and resume normal operations after years of restructuring.