For the second day in a row, we’re showing a Thai airplane. This is HS-TGB, a Boeing 747-400, taking off from Stockholm Arlanda’s runway 19R for flight TG 961 to Bangkok Suvarnabhumi.

Only a few seconds left before this Thai Airways Airbus A340-600, HS-TNA, rotates on take-off for flight TG 971 from Zurich Kloten to Bangkok Suvarnabhumi.

HS-TAW is an Airbus A300-600 from Thai, being inspected at the Don Muang airport in Bangkok after a flight from Chiang Mai and before departing to Krabi.

Here’s the tail of HS-TNA, an Airbus A340-600 in the Thai fleet, on a summer visit to Zurich’s Kloten airport.

Four powerful engines take this Boeing 747-400, TG-HSB, from Thai Airways into the skies on this flight from Stockholm Arlanda to Bangkok Suvarnabhumi.

The largest member of the Airbus A340 family, an A340-600, HS-TNC, is taking off for a Thai flight from Zurich to Bangkok as the smallest member of the family, a Royal Jordanian A340-200, is looking on from behind.

A Boeing 737-400 from Thai Airways, with registration HS-TDH, is approaching the domestic terminal of the Don Muang airport in Bangkok.

Preparations for the departure of this Boeing 747-400 from Thai Airways, with registration HS-TGG, took longer than planned, but it eventually departed from Stockholm Arlanda’s gate 17 for flight TG961 to Bangkok’s Suvarnabhumi airport.

It’s always a pleasure to see a Boeing 747-400 take off, and especially one that you’ve had the privilege of being a passenger on. This is Thai’s Boeing 747-400, HS-TGB, taking off from Stockholm Arlanda for a flight to Bangkok. A couple of years ago I flew this airplane in the opposite direction.

Bangkok’s Don Muang airport was closed for scheduled passenger flights when the new Suvarnabhumi airport opened, but it reopened again shortly afterwards for a few domestic flights, giving me the opportunity of capturing this Thai Airbus A300-600, HS-TAF, on my SD card, as it was being pushed back for a flight to Phuket.