services amounted of Baht 1,599.04 million in revenue from sales and services increased by Baht 311.05 million or 19.45 percent income increase due 1.1 Revenues increased from leather parts for the car seat

amounted of Baht 358.29 million in revenue from sales and services increased by Baht 117.42 million or 32.72 percent income increase due 1.1 Revenues increased from leather parts for the car seat with orders

457.02 million in revenue from sales and services increased by 21.59 million or 4.72 percent income increase due 1.1 Revenue increased from leather parts for the car seat and furniture, with orders from

expenses in the leather and car seat business decreased due to the lower sales but for the boat and minibus business, there is an increase in selling expenses due to the promotion of sales programs. 4. The

and 7. 3 percent respectively. Furthermore, worldwide capacity growth or available seat kilometers (ASK) rose 6 percent on the average. Asia-Pacific still ranked as the top with 8.1 percent, following

. Furthermore, worldwide capacity growth or available seat kilometers (ASK) rose 6 percent on the average. Asia-Pacific still ranked as the top with 8.1 percent, following by 6.0 percent growth in Latin America

percent, followed by Europe and Latin America, 6.2 and 6.1 percent respectively. In terms of seat supply, worldwide capacity growth or available seat kilometers (ASK) of the first 9 months 2018 rose 6.0

. Airlines in Asia Pacific was badly affected which RPK dropped 33.3 percent, followed by Europe and North America with 18.0 and 15.7 percent drop respectively. For the supply side, global Available Seat

-Pacific was growing at 10.6 percent, the highest of all, following by Europe and Africa which was increasing by 8.8 percent and 8.1 percent respectively. The available seat kilometers (ASK) of all region

respectively. Available seat kilometers (ASK) was rising by 6.4 percent worldwide in which the carriers from Asia-Pacific had the highest growth at 8.2 percent, followed by the Middle-East carriers and the