AoT open for service as normal, under martial law

BANGKOK, 20 May 2014 (NNT) - Airports of Thailand Plc. (AoT) has confirmed that the declaration of martial law does not affect its services. However, AoT officials have been ordered to closely monitor the situation and operate with full functionality.

The AoT Director Mekin Petplai said that after martial law was announced across the crisis-gripped kingdom at 03.00, the company still continued operations as normal. However, an additional number of staff was assigned to support each of the six airports and to closely monitor the situation in order to communicate with its passengers immediately in case of urgency.

The number of passengers in Don Muang and Suvarnabhumi airports has been in decline for a while due to the internal political crisis, therefore, martial law in Thailand should not have any further negative impact but at least maintain the situation as it is.


-- NNT 2014-05-20

Thai Airways assures that all flights would operate as usual



BANGKOK, 20 May 2014 (NNT) - Mr. Chokchai Panyayong, the Acting President of Thai Airways International Public Co. Ltd has announced that the airlines has been closely monitoring the situation since the Army declared martial law at 3.00 am this morning.

Thai Airways has assures it would provide the best service as usual regardless of the nation's political outcome and all flights would continue to operate as normal.

Passengers can check their flight schedules, reserve tickets, and check-in through the websites at www.thaiairways.com or www.thaismileair.com or reach the call center 02-356-1111.


-- NNT 2014-05-20

This situation will provide Thai with yet another excuse for its woeful financial performance..

So the rumour about the Thai Airways union staff taking a mass holiday on Thursday is not worth worrying about?

"The chairman of Thai Airways International's union, Somsak Manop, said all 15,000 unionists, almost the entire THAI staff, could be asking to take leave en masse from May 22-26. The en masse leave would go ahead if a PDRC campaign to seek out Cabinet members and encourage them to resign did not work. The so-called hunt for the ministers will be launched today, and Somsak said some THAI union members might take part in it."

AoT open for service as normal, under martial law

Is bail allowed under martial law for duty free shoplifters? Just asking.

Yesterday they said they were going on strike, today it's business as usual.

Curiouser and curiouser said Alice...

Next week I will need to take the shuttle bus from Suwarnabumi airport to Don Muang airport. Does anyone here have a clue as to whether this bus is operating normally ? Anyone took it in the last few days ? Thanks for any relevant information if you have it.

It don't operate normally even in the best times lmao.

So does Thai air mean that there flights and food on board will be the same? Late and bad

So does Thai air mean that there flights and food on board will be the same? Late and bad

"We can offer you rice with chicken or chicken with rice, sir."