Oink !

With this addition to the fleet 7 of the 46 fixed wing aircraft and at least 3 (probably 6) of the 32 in the helicopter fleet are configured as VIP transports - a remarkable proportion, especially as casual observations when landing at Don Muang suggests that a number of the aircraft parked there aren't used.

4 minutes ago, JAG said:

With this addition to the fleet 7 of the 46 fixed wing aircraft and at least 3 (probably 6) of the 32 in the helicopter fleet are configured as VIP transports - a remarkable proportion, especially as casual observations when landing at Don Muang suggests that a number of the aircraft parked there aren't used.

Will be similar with submaines...

1 hour ago, rkidlad said:

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. 

If sent by courier, that avoids the possibility of a photo-op, and they wouldn't want that would they?

Have they bollowed that hostess off Qatar airlines .. 

Geez, good thing we had the coup to bring an end to all that evil Shinawatra corruption.

 

I would be curious to hear the explanation as to why they've paid 350 million baht above the global market price for this plane.

6 minutes ago, Justgrazing said:

Have they bollowed that hostess off Qatar airlines .. 

Noooo, I think that's the pizza delivery bird.....????

10 minutes ago, JoeIskor said:

He will pay for it

Yes pizza, buy one get one free .....

Such a shame, I'm sure they could have stretched to a Boeing 787 Max 

Nothing to see here...he got a lend off it ,from a dead friend,

like you do.

regards worgeordie

43 minutes ago, pornprong said:

Geez, good thing we had the coup to bring an end to all that evil Shinawatra corruption.

 

I would be curious to hear the explanation as to why they've paid 350 million baht above the global market price for this plane.

Because they said, and I quote, “The plane is nothing special and only equipped with necessary facilities.” Also, the plane was bought from abroad and the baht is really strong at the moment. 

 

Hang on a minute.................

Much ado about nothing.  His dead friends all use it too! 

Not just for him but all the other jumped up little Turds that think they are important.  Wouldn't be surprised if before long it's being used as holiday transportation for the family's of these reprehensible creeps either !

In the photo which was is piggy the first or second one, they both look the same?

What other police force in the world has a 1.1 Million Baht airplane? How many other 3rd World Countries  have these, I mean I am sure the rice farmers agree this was a justifiable purchase made with taxpayer money.

The Royal Thai Air Force took over one of the mothballed A 340’s in Sept. 2016 (presumably for Prayut) and there are nine more of these very undesirable fuel guzzlers still stored. 

29 minutes ago, Searat7 said:

The Royal Thai Air Force took over one of the mothballed A 340’s in Sept. 2016 (presumably for Prayut) and there are nine more of these very undesirable fuel guzzlers still stored. 

 

You talking about the group that Thai Airways bought and then later shelved as being too expensive and inefficient to operate... and never have been able or willing to sell since then???

 

If monks can do it, why not DPM Prawit?

1 hour ago, ocddave said:

What other police force in the world has a 1.1 Million Baht airplane? How many other 3rd World Countries  have these, I mean I am sure the rice farmers agree this was a justifiable purchase made with taxpayer money.

1,1 Million???

" Plane only equipped with necessary facilities "

That will be extra wide seats and an extra wide crapper then !

 Sir. You need to control your BMI and the guy behind as well. 

Did he PX all his very expensive rings and watches for the jet?

 

Impressive considering Thailand is Third world progress to world domination.

 

The expensive aircraft call sign could be 'High So, look at me'. Is the aircraft manufactured by Mercedes? 555... Mercs seem to be the desired choice of wannabees or power crazed individuals. Sad.

 

And in the market place you will normally find beggers or very old Thai male and females; I can't use the term pensioners because most Thai don't receive the generous 600 or so baht per month state pension, only the very few and lucky ones do, who are trying to make ends meet by scratching out a pathetic living and existence

 

 

Paradise...

7 hours ago, webfact said:

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.

Perks of the position.

If Thais objected to this, likely it wouldn't have happened.  Much like the 4+ months of smog in CM.  Thailand has the power to change, but DO NOT want to.  They like it the way it is.  If they didn't it would be different. 

2 hours ago, 30la said:

1,1 Million???

Sorry, BILLION ????

Ha, just borrowed it from a dead friend that's all...maybe he has a couple more in his garage ????

Only time will tell

9 hours ago, rkidlad said:

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

Irrelevant according to the stated uses of the aircraft:

9 hours ago, webfact said:

“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.”

Prawit's trip was political in nature when clearly the stated purpose of this transportation was for police related law enforcement matters.

Gen Prawit was accompanied by Deputy Defence Minister Gen Chaichan Changmongkol. He's not Police.

Gen Prawit thanked authorities concerned for their efforts in solving debt problems for people who were charged unusually high-interest rates and forced to give up their land when they defaulted. Any of these 'authorities' on the aircraft? They were likely to be from civilian government agencies and required to find their private own way to the ceremony. I don't see Prawit traveling with any government civilians not having any organization control over them. 

 

10 minutes ago, Srikcir said:

Irrelevant according to the stated uses of the aircraft:

Prawit's trip was political in nature when clearly the stated purpose of this transportation was for police related law enforcement matters.

Gen Prawit was accompanied by Deputy Defence Minister Gen Chaichan Changmongkol. He's not Police.

Gen Prawit thanked authorities concerned for their efforts in solving debt problems for people who were charged unusually high-interest rates and forced to give up their land when they defaulted. Any of these 'authorities' on the aircraft? They were likely to be from civilian government agencies and required to find their private own way to the ceremony. I don't see Prawit traveling with any government civilians not having any organization control over them. 

 

“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”

 

Again, how is this urgent? 

7 hours ago, transam said:

Is there a McD's on board....?

 

I was thinking that.

 

By the look of the fat pigs deplaning, the in flight service must have been marvelous!

 

No shame whatsoever, mind you, to have shame you must first have a conscience!!! They are running and operating the Kingdom like some kind of fiefdom!