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Flights can start landing in Phuket from Saturday

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Flights can start landing in Phuket from Saturday

By The Nation

 

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Phuket International Airport will be open for flights from 1am on May 16 in compliance with the Phuket Communicable Disease Committee’s resolution.

 

Chula Sukmanop, director general of the Civil Aviation Authority of Thailand (CAAT), announced the terms and conditions for takeoffs and landings on Thursday (May 14), which includes getting passengers to submit all their details so they can be tracked in case of a Covid-19 infection.

 

Source: https://www.nationthailand.com/news/30387848

 

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7 minutes ago, snoop1130 said:

Phuket International Airport will be open for flights from 1am on May 16

Does that mean that the curfew will be lifted at 23:59 on May 15?

 

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4 minutes ago, graemeaylward said:

Does that mean that the curfew will be lifted at 23:59 on May 15?

 

They haven't thought about that slight dilemma!!!

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16 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

passengers to submit all their details so they can be tracked in case of a Covid-19 infection.

 

Surely just a QR code scan with the new tracking App that everyone will install on their phones ??

16 hours ago, graemeaylward said:

Does that mean that the curfew will be lifted at 23:59 on May 15?

 

People with valid flight tickets were never affected by the curfew in Phuket. This would work the same way for arrivals.

 

I doubt you are likely affected by the announcement anyway.

So this is only for incoming flights to Phuket, right? We cannot fly out yet, right? 

I mean, this morning I read in Thethaiger that the airport is confirmed to be opening tomorrow. This afternoon I get a call from the airline telling the airport is closed and my flight out is cancelled.
I think they meant there are no fly-outs. But only flights-in.

 

Anyone knows?

I called again to another number of Nokair. They said the government U-turned and said they won't open... weird.

12 minutes ago, Tarukhtah said:

I mean, this morning I read in Thethaiger that the airport is confirmed to be opening tomorrow. This afternoon I get a call from the airline telling the airport is closed and my flight out is cancelled.
I think they meant there are no fly-outs. But only flights-in.

 

Anyone knows?

They're wrong. The airport is definitely opening but it's possible they've rescheduled the flight. When is your flight?

16 minutes ago, Tarukhtah said:

I mean, this morning I read in Thethaiger that the airport is confirmed to be opening tomorrow. This afternoon I get a call from the airline telling the airport is closed and my flight out is cancelled.
I think they meant there are no fly-outs. But only flights-in.

 

Anyone knows?

I have just read that the opening of Phuket Airport has been cancelled indefinately. Any thai readers out there?

 

 

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Yup it is closed again and no date for when it will re-open. Just finished packing for our flight tomorrow.

 

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