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Thai Airways slumps as cash flow problems worsen, Jet Airways jumps - share wrap

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Thai Airways shares slumped yesterday to their lowest level since listing in 1992 on reports the carrier could seek up to USD544 million in emergency loans from state-owned banks as it grapples with cash flow problems. The airline is struggling amid a downturn in foreign visitor arrivals and its own failure to restructure during the good times.

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