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Police say posh private plane is not just for Prawit

By The Thaiger

 

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Critics are alleging that a new 1.1 billion baht 10 seat luxury private jet is being used solely to transport the current deputy PM Prawit Wongsuwan around the country.

 

Yesterday’s reports in Thai media have forced the Royal Thai Police to deny the plane would only serve the needs of the ageing Deputy PM. Accusations first came from the Watchdog Act Facebook Page which actively follows transgressions of Thai politicians.

 

The Dassault Falcon 2000 is a French business jet and a member of Dassault Aviation’s Falcon business jet line, and is a twin-engine, slightly smaller development of the Falcon 900 trijet, with transcontinental range.

 

Police spokesman Pol Lt Gen Piya says police had to purchase a small plane that was able to land on short runways to carry out urgent police work.

“This plane is not only for the deputy prime minister and defence minister.”

 

“The plane will be used for weekly missions, including drug suppression and other criminal crackdowns, though it will also sometimes serve commanders flying to visit police agencies countrywide.”

 

The spokesperson say that the picture had been Photoshopped.

 

“The plane is nothing special and only equipped with necessary facilities.”

 

Reportedly Gen Prawit, who also chairs the Police Commission and is currently the Thai defence minister, flew in the plane on June 27 with his entourage to attend a ceremony to hand back land title deeds to villagers in Lob Buri.

 

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Source: https://thethaiger.com/hot-news/politics/police-say-posh-private-plane-is-not-just-for-prawit

 

 

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21 minutes ago, webfact said:

“The plane is nothing special and only equipped with necessary facilities.”

So why did you pay over market value? 

21 minutes ago, webfact said:

Reportedly Gen Prawit, who also chairs the Police Commission and is currently the Thai defence minister, flew in the plane on June 27 with his entourage to attend a ceremony to hand back land title deeds to villagers in Lob Buri.

Is flying the distance of a 2.15 hour car journey to hand back land title deeds deemed urgent? 

 

 

 

 

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5 minutes ago, Thaiwrath said:

The fat <deleted> needs 3 seats, so who are the other 7 for ? ????????????

He needs the space for the mobile toilet facilities in case of a re-occurring 'medical emergency'.

As he gets older the likelihood of such emergencies is bound to increase.

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The Interior ministry is flushed with tax payer money in the budget; second only to education. Another dodgy procurement approval by Anupong among his other dodgy purchases like the GT200 and the airbus when he was army chief. I am sure he want the best for his Eastern Tiger's buddy. 

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43 minutes ago, rkidlad said:

Is flying the distance of a 2.15 hour car journey to hand back land title deeds deemed urgent? 

At first i thougt like this as well, but on a second thought:

Let's say they are travelling with 10 officials, this would mean at least 5 cars for the people plus another 5 cars from police, ambulance, or similar.

Then this also involves the management of hundreds of police who block the roads when the convoy is passing through.

So putting them on a plane is for sure way easier to manage, and might even turn out cheaper than going with cars.

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4 minutes ago, jackdd said:

At first i thougt like this as well, but on a second thought:

Let's say they are travelling with 10 officials, this would mean at least 5 cars for the people plus another 5 cars from police, ambulance, or similar.

Then this also involves the management of hundreds of police who block the roads when the convoy is passing through.

So putting them on a plane is for sure way easier to manage, and might even turn out cheaper than going with cars.

Or, how about they send the land deeds via a courier. Even cheaper. 

 

Plane or convoy - none of it's fiscally responsible. And that's certainly not their concern. 

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3 minutes ago, jackdd said:

At first i thougt like this as well, but on a second thought:

Let's say they are travelling with 10 officials, this would mean at least 5 cars for the people plus another 5 cars from police, ambulance, or similar.

Then this also involves the management of hundreds of police who block the roads when the convoy is passing through.

So putting them on a plane is for sure way easier to manage, and might even turn out cheaper than going with cars.

With 1.1 B, you can have the car entourage ensemble for the whole of his short life time and still have cash to spare. 

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“The plane will be used for weekly missions, including drug suppression and other criminal crackdowns, though it will also sometimes serve commanders flying to visit police agencies countrywide.”

 

   And the stewardess will just change her clothes and pick some weapons and she's a three in one. A stewardess, a soldier and a Mama San. 

 

  Sometimes, never, often, usually verb of frequency abuse by the military government. Of course, is the plane for Khun Nalighaar/ 

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I wonder what parts of the photos were allegedly Photoshopped???

 

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Perhaps they'll also be using it to transport TM30 violators from around the country to Police Headquarters in BKK for their mandatory "I've been arrested for failing to file my TM30 report" news conferences...

 

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