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The Gulf carrier currently operates 21 weekly flights to the Thai capital using Airbus A380 and Boeing 777 aircraft.
Launched just in time for the Eid holiday peak, the three new spaces collectively accommodate up to 420 people.
Children transiting through or departing from Dubai by themselves will be offered free snacks and entertainment.
A more comfortable pre-departure experience awaits at Bangkok Suvarnabhumi, Chiang Mai, and Phuket.
The airline’s premium facilities in Bangkok, Paris, and London Gatwick are among those scheduled to resume operations in the coming weeks.
Australia’s flag carrier has also signed a new deal with Accor to manage its global network of airport lounges for the next seven years.
Empty seats between passengers and limited food and beverage services are now a thing of the past.
Starting September 1, Malaysia's flag-carrier will no longer be operating under Malaysia Airlines System (MAS).
