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Airlines awarded flying certificates

By The Nation

 

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Thai authorities have issued new Air Operator Certificates to 13 airlines after the International Civil Aviation Organisation removed its red flag warning on Thailand.

 

Deputy premier Gen Prawit Wongsuwan, who oversees the aviation safety issue, said the country would have to work hard to maintain its high regulatory standard on aviation safety.

 

The removal of red flag warnings has boosted the international community’s confidence about flying on Thai-registered airlines, he said.

 

Source: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/detail/breakingnews/30331518

 
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Posted
12 minutes ago, coulson said:

Is he accountable?

Is he accountable? You mean as in accountable like he was for the security of Yingluck.

Good question but I think Prayut and his Cabinet ministers have immunity from accountability. And if they haven't Article 44 will soon provide it should the need arise.......retrospective to the day they took office.

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44 minutes ago, snoop1130 said:

The removal of red flag warnings has boosted the international community’s confidence about flying on Thai-registered airlines, he said

Not by me thanks

Posted (edited)

Aircraft maintenance is no joke and in fact needs to be above standards !

 

And let's never forget that many of the best amongst the finest airlines, have suffered at least one aircrash, with tragic outcomes for some.

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7 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

Deputy premier Gen Prawit Wongsuwan, who oversees the aviation safety issue, said the country would have to work hard to maintain its high regulatory standard on aviation safety.

Do they still have to check the jet engines at Don Mung for golf balls before start up?

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