THAI to recruit 300 staff for Don Muang operations

BANGKOK: -- Thai Airways International (THAI) Tuesday announced it planned to recruit 300 staff in response to the return of its domesticflight operations to the old Don Muang Airport.

President Apinan Sumanaseni said the additional workers would raise overhead costs by at least Bt50 million a year.

Out of the total 300 planned new workers, 125 have already been employed as the first part of the plan, he said. The other 175 are expected to work at the old airport and the THAI checkin terminal being constructed at Lat Phrao subway station.

"We'll hire back some retired staff, as they have expertise in the job," said Apinan.

-- The Nation 2007-03-20

THAI to recruit 300 staff for Don Muang operations

BANGKOK: -- Thai Airways International (THAI) Tuesday announced it planned to recruit 300 staff in response to the return of its domesticflight operations to the old Don Muang Airport.

President Apinan Sumanaseni said the additional workers would raise overhead costs by at least Bt50 million a year.

Out of the total 300 planned new workers, 125 have already been employed as the first part of the plan, he said. The other 175 are expected to work at the old airport and the THAI checkin terminal being constructed at Lat Phrao subway station.

"We'll hire back some retired staff, as they have expertise in the job," said Apinan.

does this mean air asia will move back to don muang as well as nok air

my friend is coming from udon thani?

-- The Nation 2007-03-20

does this mean air asia is moving back to don muang

my bf is coming to bkk from udon thani and i am arriving from frankfurt with lufthansa at the swamp

50 Mb is peanuts for an airline as big as TG