timetableimages.com

[ncr]

Scanned images of modern and historic timetables (and baggage tags) for a gazillion of airlines (http://www.timetableimages.com/ttimages/list.htm)....

In case of THAI (http://www.timetableimages.com/ttimages/tg.htm)and TAC/Thai Airways (http://www.timetableimages.com/ttimages/th.htm) (apparently international until 1960, then the domestic carrier until 1988, when merged into Thai Inter), some interesting things to be found from as far back as the 1950s and 1960s:

http://www.timetableimages.com/i-t/th5210i.jpg
Thai Airways Co., Ltd. October 1952

[ncr]

Thought I had seen everything on Thai and Asian aviation, then bingo, along comes this one. Great site, thanks for the post NCRGlad to be at your service, airlana. :)

You know, there are these times when you think, why am I actually posting this? Is it really of any importance? Does anyone even care?

...but if it makes just a single person happy, it has already served its purpose!

[airlana]

Thought I had seen everything on Thai and Asian aviation, then bingo, along
comes this one. Great site, thanks for the post NCR

Think this link was posted long ago, but it's still the best for the history on all aspects of aviation in Thailand

http://www.thai-aviation.net/

[airlana]

Glad to be at your service, airlana. :)

You know, there are these times when you think, why am I actually posting this? Is it really of any importance? Does anyone even care?

...but if it makes just a single person happy, it has already served its purpose!

Being a bit of an aviation buff, the answer is defintely yes.

Used to be the proud owner of a huge collection of airline memorabilia, mostly Asian and Australian. Nowdays only a few treasured pieces left, the rest being sold some years back.

Anyway, ta much again

airlana
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[von Hirschhorn]

a huge collection of airline memorabilia.

Yes... mine is Railways [ Europe ] and not sold yet, but if there are any buffs out there who like to spent, I consider selling too.
On airlines I only kept old timetables of the TAC, it's nice to have a piece of history on hand and look at it once a while. In our hectic world this might be a piece of peace.

[airlana]

On airlines I only kept old timetables of the TAC, it's nice to have a piece of history on hand and look at it once a while. In our hectic world this might be a piece of peace.

Totally agree. I too have a few bits and pieces of Thai Inter and Thai Airways from the 70's. Many fond memories of domestic flights in the old Avros and later the Shorts 360s. Really enjoyed those days.

airlana
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