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Airport Rail Link installs more elevators at six stations

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Airport Rail Link installs more elevators at six stations

BANGKOK, 29 April 2016 (NNT) - The Airport Rail Link is providing improved facilities for passengers and has installed a dozen more elevators at several stations.


The added facilities will make travel more convenient for the increased number of passengers. The elevators, two at each of the six stations, are designed to have sufficient capacity to accommodate passengers with large baggage, as well as catering to the needs of the disabled, children, pregnant women, and the elderly. Information in Braille is being provided for passengers with impaired eyesight.

The public can follow the Airport Rail Link’s activities, routes and promotions via the Airport Rail Link’s application that can be downloaded and used with both IOS and Android systems.

For more information, please call 1690 or visit www.facebook.com/PR.ARL, Twitter: Airport Rail Link and www.srtet.co.th, and Instagram: Airport Rail Link

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Its about time.

I remember the first time I took the airport rail link and arrive at the connection with the skytrain.

Pulling my large suitcase behind me I was looking for an elevator only to find out that I had to go down several stairs to the road, cross a busy road, and go up on the other side to reach the skytrain platform.

Since then they at least connected the airport rail link and skytrain and now finally they figured out that people do not like carrying 25kg suitcases down several stairs...

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