Workers at Bangkok's new airport to improve their skills

BANGKOK: -- The cabinet has approved plans to develop the skills of workers at Bangkok's new international airport.

The labour management strategy is aimed to prepare future workers at the airport to be ready for the transfer of technology and other expertise from

foreign experts in the international airport management.

Initially a centre will be set up to train the labourers working on the construction site of the new airport.

The education ministry will open an institute later to train staff in more responsible tasks ready for the opening of the airport.

The Suvarnabhumi International Airport is expected be completed on time and opened on 29 September next year.

It will be equipped with advanced technology on par with other leading airports in the world.

The airport is expected to be the world’s largest -- even larger than that in Hong Kong, which is currently the world’s biggest airport.

The area of the airport has been redesigned to handle 45 million passengers a year.

-- TNA 2004-10-13

Hong kong has an MTS though , integrated into the airport design right from the start.

Suvan is stuck in the middle of nowhere with no MTS so in spite of the High Tech claims its a lame duck from the start . Just like ADSL in LOS , a joke ...

wonder if the airport mail thieves will be transferring their operations to the new airport ?

It's a bit late.

The place is over half built.

It's a bit late.

The place is over half built.

already half finished....

but it took 40 years! So another 40 on the way?? Is this enough time for a Thai to learn something?

Could they also be looking for a scapegoat when the project is not finished on time?

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