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Thailand expecting 200 million air passengers by 2031 - 9th biggest hub in world, says transport minister

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January 4, 20224 yr

Ho, ho not when the next variant and the variant after that have arrived.

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January 5, 20224 yr

im mean seriously why even put this news out there

January 5, 20224 yr

Really not worth commenting on these silly topics anymore other than stating why didn’t they say 2 billion expected and to be world’s biggest hub. It’s just empty words like the title.

January 5, 20224 yr

Thailand expecting 200 million air passengers by 2031 - 9th biggest hub in world, says transport minister

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The very definition of hubris.

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