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Thailand’s Queen Soonthornthada Pilots Boeing to Japan for Ice Hockey Championship

October 16, 2026 • 1 hour ago •

BANGKOK: Thailand’s Queen Soonthornthada has made headlines by personally piloting a Boeing passenger aircraft to Japan, arriving on October 16, 2026. The royal journey was undertaken to attend the Asia Women’s Ice Hockey Championship, showcasing a unique blend of royal duty and personal involvement.

The Queen’s decision to fly the aircraft herself has drawn significant attention from international media, highlighting her commitment to promoting sports and women’s participation in athletics. This unprecedented move not only emphasizes her role in supporting the event but also reflects a modern approach to royal engagements.

This event marks a significant moment for Thailand as it positions the country on the international sports stage, particularly in women’s ice hockey. The Queen’s participation is expected to inspire greater interest and investment in women’s sports within Thailand and across Asia.

Looking ahead, the Asia Women’s Ice Hockey Championship is set to attract teams from various countries, fostering international sportsmanship and cooperation. The Queen’s involvement may pave the way for future royal endorsements of sports initiatives, enhancing the visibility of women’s athletics in the region.