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Unfortunately, I don't feel safe flying Thai at the moment. If they can turn things around, I will be happy to fly them again. FAA certification would be a good start.

Was 100% committed to Thai for many years starting back in 2005. After they lost FAA certification and were no longer allowed to land at American airports, I felt unsure of their safety. Further, flight after flight the condition of the planes degraded with broken screens, seats, all around visual lack of maintenance. If they don’t maintain the interior of the plane, how do you think they are doing with the engines? And now, all those planes sitting in the heat since covid? No thanks.. It’s sad.. Thailand is one of the most visited countries in the world and Thai airways could be shuttling people in all day long.. Hoping United opens direct flights one day, they are aggressively expanding into the Asian market.

Duuuuuude

At least she got her narcissistic photos posted

After 17 years in Thailand, there are so many things I don’t feel safe doing… including walking on most sidewalks in Bangkok. This thread is worthless… safety won’t’ change, it is asking too much, can’t change the culture of taking short cuts in life, even when that risks your life or those around you

I highly doubt it was just a sucker punch

So glad to hear they escaped, these buses.. large and small.. on fire, in a ditch, head on collisions, etc. So dangerous

Should have taught this kids to stay off motorbikes ...especially in Thailand. Too many foreigner's don't take the dangers of Thailand seriously, just go to the airport anyway and you will see them in wheelchairs, with bandages up their legs, etc. Drive through Thong Lor area in BKK and watch expats walk side by side on small soi's.. It's all their senses go out the window when they are here.

Unfortunately ....... and half baked...blah blah blah ... ... etc... blah blah blah ... would last all but a day against... blah blah blah without the support of you know who etc.

Speeding pickup in a reoccurring theme driving in TH for the last 17 years. Tailgating, overloaded, zig zagging thru traffic, speeding with no regard for human life...

As soon as they change the law, it will all go under ground. Weed will be easier to get than beer, and the illegal business will flourish - with no tax money for the gov

Hopefully this isn't the last we have seen on this young man, Thailand can only benefit from his potential

Gross... he's an idiot

2 speeds .. lethargic and hysterical Surprised they aren't accused on taking the evil weed, but if they were stoned, they would have laughed instead of fought

iTV went out of business in 2007, he has shares in a defunct business. It's the most desperate of moves against him. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ITV_(Thailand)

We bought a home from San Siri and it went really smooth, great service through the transaction and transfer.. Build quality is another conversation.

Using America as your scapegoat plays right into a pro Chinese narrative.

There was a sign, at the airport, says Welcome to Thailand.

Can we bring the Phuket Sandbox back?

So glad nobody got injured, this could have been a disaster

This is what happens when you defund the police (or never fund them in the first place)

I know where some live.. smoking... making noise all night.. super cars.. as friendly as a flaming bag of poo

Thailand better off aligned with the US than China.

Up 566%? 1. I don't think anyone in the history of humanity has ever died from too many bong hits 2. Are they referring to kids who ate the wrong brownie? 3. 5 to 33? 4. How many people were admitted due to lung cancer from smoking cigs? 5. How many admitted with alcohol related illness This is all orchestrated so certain power centers will be the only ones who can sell it in a controlled and taxed way ... to protect the people of course.

I'm sure all the nazi lovers will be happy