Thai & Doi Tung Development Project Partner To Bring Black Silk Blend Coffee On-board

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1888 PressRelease - Thai Airways International Public Company Limited (THAI) has recently announced a new partnership with the Doi Tung Development Project to bring an exclusive and sustainably produced Black Silk Blend premium drip coffee to the Thai Airways in-flight menu. The new blend can be enjoyed by THAI Royal First and Royal Silk passengers flying to Europe, Australia, Japan, and Korea.

The exclusive and unique extract was formulated by Doi Tung Development Project, an established leader in the environmental sustainability movement, with headquarters in Thailand. The Doi Tung Development project under Royal Initiative is a well-known and internationally-recognised model for sustainable development.

The taste and aroma of the proprietary coffee blend aims to fulfil THAI’s customer-centric corporate mission, and to provide a magically smooth experience to passengers at over 30,000 feet. The partnership additionally supports sustainable community development, with the coffee being grown by local farmers in Thailand.

Mr. Kittiphong Sansomboon, THAI’s Director of the Customer & Marketing Department, ...
... and M.L. Dispanadda Diskul, the CEO of the Mae Fah Luang Foundation under the Royal Patronage (MFLF) were present to announce the partnership, while Mr. Suvadhana Sibunruang, THAI’s Acting CEO, along with executives from THAI and MFLF were also on hand as guests of honour.

The introduction of the Black Silk Blend premium drip coffee offering furthers the ‘smooth as silk’ flying experience for Royal Fist and Royal Silk passengers – already well-known for providing absolute comfort and impeccable in-flight meal service. THAI features trained cabin crew Barista onboard services, offering passengers various coffee options for enjoyment.

For more information about in-flight menu and Black Silk Blend premium drip coffee services, flight schedules, reservations, or to book airline tickets, visit the Thai Airways website.

http://www.thaiairways.com