4:50 Pm, Thailand Time. Is The Airport Open?

[mcgbilly]

4:50 pm, Thailand time. Is the airport open?

[WeeGB]

It's actually 4am - and the answer to your question is NO.

[mcgbilly]

Sorry, meant am. The wife is at the airpot now Waiting for her to fly here.

4:50 pm, Thailand time. Is the airport open?

[WeeGB]

Must be worrying for you.

As far as I am aware, reading various other posts on this site, all tourists have been taken to hotels. The airport is supposed to be open by 6pm today, but at this time, the protesters are still there.

The truth is, nobody knows for sure when the airport will be operational again.

Sorry I can't give you any more information than this, hope you're both safely reunited soon.

[mcgbilly]

I hope so too! Thanks for you support.

Must be worrying for you.

As far as I am aware, reading various other posts on this site, all tourists have been taken to hotels. The airport is supposed to be open by 6pm today, but at this time, the protesters are still there.

The truth is, nobody knows for sure when the airport will be operational again.

Sorry I can't give you any more information than this, hope you're both safely reunited soon.

[Jingthing]

There is no logical reason to assume the airport will reopen soon. The protesters are still there and refuse to leave without force, and if it comes to the point of using force, there will be a mess to clean up.

[thaigerd]

There is no logical reason to assume the airport will reopen soon. The protesters are still there and refuse to leave without force, and if it comes to the point of using force, there will be a mess to clean up.

.....and all the journalists in Mumbai will fly over to Thailand(or nearby) for their next coverage.

Gerd

[londonthai]

she might be in some other airport in thailand, from where her flight might be departing (utapao, phuket, chiang mai) - but most likely she is stranded indefinitely

[mcgbilly]

OK, you figure this out then. As of 5:00 PM my wife was in Bangkok. She arrived here in S. Korea, as of last night. How did she get here? Thailand military airport.

There is no logical reason to assume the airport will reopen soon. The protesters are still there and refuse to leave without force, and if it comes to the point of using force, there will be a mess to clean up.

[WeeGB]

OK, you figure this out then. As of 5:00 PM my wife was in Bangkok. She arrived here in S. Korea, as of last night. How did she get here? Thailand military airport.

There is no logical reason to assume the airport will reopen soon. The protesters are still there and refuse to leave without force, and if it comes to the point of using force, there will be a mess to clean up.

At least you're back together, safe & sound.

There must be many thousands of people worried about the whereabouts of their loved ones.

The PAD has a lot to answer for.

[Jingthing]

OK, you figure this out then. As of 5:00 PM my wife was in Bangkok. She arrived here in S. Korea, as of last night. How did she get here? Thailand military airport.

There is no logical reason to assume the airport will reopen soon. The protesters are still there and refuse to leave without force, and if it comes to the point of using force, there will be a mess to clean up.

You explained.

Happy ending.

I was speaking of BKK. Still very closed.

[johnson36]

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Edited November 30, 2008 by johnson36