THAI shares hit four-year high after EU drops charges; Qantas to keep A380 fleet grounded

© Centre for Asia Pacific Aviation. Shares in Thai Airways International rose as much as 9.4% to a four-year high on Thursday after the European Commission dropped charges against it relating to price-fixing. The decision will mean the carrier will be able to write back the large provisions it had set aside to cover any fine.

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