Pattaya Police are currently investigating reports that two tickets purchased for the missing Malaysian Airline Flight MH 370 were obtained through a Travel Agency in Pattaya. On Monday afternoon, Police Colonel Supachai, the Pattaya Police Chief, visited two Agencies based in South and Central Pattaya which are believed to be involved in the purchase of […]
BANGKOK, 20 February 2014, (NNT) – Due to various rallies around Bangkok and its vicinity, all passengers travelling to Suvarnabhumi Airport have been advised to carefully check their routes or find alternative means of transport in order to avoid missing flights. Passengers should also leave for the airport at least 3-4 hours prior to their […]
BANGKOK, 9 February 2014 (NNT) – National carrier Thai Airways International (THAI) has dismissed the rumors that it will cancel all flights this 10 February, confirming that it will provide normal service to all customers on that day. THAI sent a message via the LINE messaging application, saying the 10 February flight cancellation or “Shutdown […]
(21 January) Officials of Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) have expressed fears that the ongoing political crisis continues to affect the Kingdom’s tourism industry. Mr. Thawatchai Arunyik, Governor of the TAT, said he has instructed the policy and evaluation teams to closely monitor the tourism market throughout the year in order to reinvigorate the industry, […]
BANGKOK, 12 January 2014 (NNT) – Thai Airways International (THAI) announces that it will provide normal service during the mass rallies on 13 January 2014 in Bangkok. The flag carrier’s public relations department confirmed the airline would operate as normal on Monday but the ticketing offices at the headquarters on Vibhavadi road and the Government […]
BANGKOK, 8 January 2014 (NNT) – Suvarnabhumi Airport sees a 40% drop in air passengers with some airlines preparing to cancel their flights to Thailand after anti-government protesters announced to occupy Bangkok on 13 January. Director of Suvarnabhumi Airport Raweewan Netrakhawesana said air passengers from China, Hong Kong and Singapore had already decreased by 40%, […]
BANGKOK, Jan 6 – Travellers flying out of Thailand via Suvarnabhumi on Jan 13 when Bangkok will be seized by anti-government protesters have been told to leave for the airport at least four hours ahead of their flights, according to the Airports of Thailand (AoT). Raweewan Netarakavesana, Suvarnabhumi airport director, said the massive rallies in […]
(4 January) Many flights bound for northern Thailand have suffered delays after swaths of thick fog have engulfed much of the northern provinces. Many flights reportedly had been delayed due to lack of visibility, after thick fog covers Northern provinces’ airports. Read more: khaosod.co.th
