tomazbodner

That's not exactly a 100% fool proof way of checking it. Ultrasound does a better job!

Possibly because there may be someone in the shadow (or rather in hospital) pulling his strings...

Wonder what the plane is called... Flying Zebra? Jailbreak? Striped Can?

It seems plausible the patient made this up, but the bad part is that this was published in media, and it is to be expected that some HIV infected sicko will now really go out with a syringe filled with his or her blood and start attacking people blamed for his/her condition...

Deleting this as same information is in 2 posts above, just from different source.

Don't think US Supreme Court did anything for Thai public...

Makes you wonder what they were drinking and smoking when they came up with those names...

I can see Cambodia, Myanmar, Laos.. Maybe Vietnam accepting that. Initially. But I can't see Malaysia, which already has a HUB of arrivals in KL, to accept anything like that.

No <deleted>, Sherlock!

They do realise that the leafs that they are blowing away are what makes land fertile, right?

You're thinking like their lawyer. If people didn't stand on the balcony, it would not collapse. So it's fault of people who went to stand on it!

I hope they don't and have to pay out of their pockets for this!

Maybe it was held up by an anti-gravity device... Seriously, though... how is it possible this thing didn't collapse immediately? There's nothing holding it up...

Vladimir Putin lands at Phuket and gets to immigration... but the officer is suspicious, so he wants to ask some additional questions... Immigration officer: Birthdate? Putin: 7 October 1952 Immiration officer: Birthplace? Putin: Leningrad Immigration officer: Occupation? Putin: No, no, only vacation...

Someone has reminder set every 6 and a half years?

What comes after boom?

True, but Malaysian manufactured panel to cover emergency exit is of identical design on Max 8, Max 9 and even the old 800 series. With 3/4 of United B737 Max of both variants having loose bolts on the panel when inspected following Alaska Airlines mishap, the confidence into entire B737 is shaky to say the least. And it doesn't help that Boeing employees are coming forward and admitting shoddy work due to lack of staff and unrealistic deadlines...

I just snapped that from their homepage https://www.thaiairways.com

Just realised THAI made it quite clear that you'll go to both Melbourne and Sydney... Even pic is from Sydney... So, passengers were warned!

Not having KTC but have ROP card from Citi and AMEX. Both are the same so this may be relevant. First of all make sure that your ROP account number is updated with the bank. You can't get miles back if transferred to wrong account. Contact your bank (could be in mobile app or logged into their website or at the branch or by form (old style) or via the phone), and request to convert your reward points into miles. There will be a conversion ratio depending on the card you have - how many points for each mile. Once you have triggered this, it may take a couple of weeks before the miles appear inside your ROP account. The points will likely disappear from your credit card account immediately. Miles can be used for purchase of ticket (though you need to pay the taxes and surcharges) for X class seats, which usually there are only 2-4 seats available per flight. It becomes difficult to use them for upgrades and near impossible to use them on Star Alliance flights, which is result of TG bankruptcy, most likely. They can be purchased for up to 1 year in advance. So - contact bank, ask them to transfer them to your ROP account, wait a couple of weeks, check your status online (login to https://www.thaiairways.com/en_TH/rop/index.page ) and click on status on the left of the screen. Once miles are listed there, you can go to redeem miles menu and choose which flight to book. For you or any of your nominees. Hope this helps.

It is not an easy decision for the captain to make to land at alternative airport. It is very costly for the airline (bussing passengers to their intended destination, additional airport fees, delayed or cancelled onward flights which often also mean hotel accommodation and wasting all the catering services costs). But at the same time, captain is there to ensure safety of passengers. It is his decision whether he believes he can safely land, or concludes that might be risky. Comparing with other airlines planes which have landed only gives the answer that technically it was possible to land. But what it doesn't answer is what was the condition of this aircraft. There are certain faults with which plane can take off, and pilots are just aware, and then there are faults that occur during the flights. There could be a mistake from get-go or something that has developed during flight, which could cause plane to be low on fuel, or have some instrument needed for ILS approach malfunctioning, which would make circling further, or landing into fog risky. The above, however, does not excuse Thai Airways' heavy handed approach in suing their passenger for complaining about flight he paid for, but got dumped off on the wrong airport, especially after he took down the post and apologised - despite being over the top inappropriate, which I can only guess the passenger also realised. Consequences of such news hitting global media could be a death blow to Thai Airways' recovery efforts and future business. It is unfortunate that THAI has started practicing one of most controversial and hated laws in this country to silence critics. I am willing to bet this will not avoid getting punished when they check their books 6 months or a year later.

You just made her doctor lose face. Count yourself lucky he didn't prescribe both of you cyanide...

The story only gets better after the part published in OP...

The success of government's clean air act has left me breathless...

Policeman walking a dog... a man passes them and asks "Where are you taking this buffalo?" Policeman gets angry and shouts back:"That's not a buffalo! That's a dog!" "I was asking the dog..."