Photo of Airbus A340-500, production line code MSN775, HS-TLD plate at Don Mueang Airport, latest today. This aircraft used to be in service with Thai Airways since 2550 and was in service until 2014.

In this picture, Thai Airways name and logo on the fusel and tail panels have all been removed and is expected to be handed over to new owners soon.

In the past, Thai Airways used to have 4 A340-500s in service. After stopping the service, 1 has been sold to the Air Force, HS-TLC MSN698. The other 3 have been announced for sale to other interested parties and all 3 have been sold out. It is expected that there will be postponed to take out the aircraft from Don Mueang Airport. The remaining three A340-500s are docked soon.

The Airbus A340-500 was once the world's furthest commercial passenger aircraft when it debuted in 2535, flying a distance of 16,000 kilometres.

In the past, many of the world's leading airlines operated with the A340-500 before decommissioning. Such as Singapore Airlines Emirates Etihad TAM Air Canada

For Thai Airways, the A340-500 entered service for 4 flights between 2548-2550 and in service until 2555-2557. Thai Airways' A340.500 provided 3 passenger seats, including Royal Silk Class Business Class with 60 seats, 2-2-2 Premium Economy Class with 42 seats, 2-3-2 seats and Economy Class with 113 seats, 2-4-2 seats. Lakhs that were operated were Bangkok-New York and Bangkok-Los Angeles.