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I friske fyre, som styrer denne webside, I må da kunne finde ud af, hvad der sker med den nye lufthavn, Suvarnabhumi.

Det sidste jeg husker at have læst er, at den åbner ca. 1/7/2006, men ingen af de sider om lufthavnen, jeg har kendskab til, har endnu ikke turde sætte en åbningsdag på.

mvh jc

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Jeg rejser til Thailand d. 4. Juli, og det lyder ikke til at man skulle forvente den nye lufthavn færdig i år. Men skal nok give besked ligeså snart jeg ved noget.

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Hej Hanuman

Så opdager jeg det selv før dig, da jeg lander den 2/7.

mvh jc

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OK Men vi må da håbe at den snart står færdig, uden yderligere forsinkelser... Jeg har hørt fra en bekendt thaier, at den muligvis udskydes til August-September...

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Vi må bare håbe - Selvom det nok ender sådan - At de ikke holder samme tidsplan som IC4 togene - Som var planlagt indsat i efteråret 2004 Men glæder mig da til den nye lufthavn, den ser flot ud...

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Som det ser ud lige nu, tror jeg det har lange udsigter

Internationale experter vil ikke godkende start ig landningsbaner i den nye lufthavn, pga betonen er for dårlig kvalitet, og ikke kan bærer de stor fly som forventes at lande i bkk.
Det er den sidste info fra "Flight International"
Men vi må se hvad der sker

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Vi skal flyve fra Bangkok den 14.7 efter forhåbentlig veloverstået ferie, og det er i alle tilfælde fra Don Muang, såååååååå

Niels

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Har netop fundet denne meddelelse på nettet:
Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Intl: Location: 25 km/15 Miles ESE of the city centre. By Train: A train link to the city is expected to open in 2007. Notes: This brand new airport is expected to open on 29 September 2006. Details to follow. Airport Website: [url]www.suvarnabhumiairport.com[/url] Updated Feb06.

Det bliver lidt spændende at se, om denne dato holder.

mvh jc

har "aktiveret" linken.

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Jeg tvivler det er jo Thailand.

Good for Falang

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Ja, og IC4 skulle have værete indsat i efteråret 2004 - Deadlines holder aldrig...

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Konen og jeg har lige overnattet på Grann Inn Come hotel hvor der er god udsigt til den nye lufthavn (jeg havde værelse på 8. sal). Vi har familie der bor lige i nærheden, så det sker at vi lige nupper en overnatning på vej til eller fra f.eks. Isan.

Link:
http://www.inncom...


Et ganske udemærket hotel til 1.000 bath pr. dobbeltværelse pr. dag (har også nogle virkeligt lækre værelser med stue osv. til 1.350 bath). Inkluderet i prisen er iøvrigt morgenmadsbuffet. Taxi til Seacon shopping center ca. 130 bath.

Bare et lille tip hvis nogle kommer forbi Bangkok og vil kigge den nye lufthavn ud.

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eller et billigere alternativ i samme område:


http://bangpli.co...nanwan.htm


150 baht med fan, 300 med ac. Der er også en fin pool.

mvh
rinpoche

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Fra avisen The Nation 4 juni 2006:

Suvarnabhumi Airport to be opened in July as scheduled: Chidchai
Acting caretaker Prime Minister Chidchai Vanasatidya Saturday denied that the new Suvarnabhumi Airport's runways had developed cracks.

He said anyone who said the runways had developed cracks should back it up with fact or else rumours or untrue reports would cause damages to the country.

Chidchai said the new airport would be opened in July as scheduled.

He said he would call a meeting of Cabinet members concerned with the airport construction to a meeting after the weekly Cabinet meeting on Tuesday

- og tror vi så lige på den?

mvh jc

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Beklager indlæg 4.6.2006. Det var en ældre artikel, som ved en fejl havde fået ny dato på avisens hjemmeside.

mvh jc

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Jeg har skrevet før om dette emne. Lufthavnen åbener med sikkerhed på et eller andet tidspunkt. Det seneste rygte er dettte:

Suvarnabhumi Airport set to open on Sept 28
BANGKOK, June 8 (TNA) - Bangkok's new Suvarnabhumi Airport is now set to open for commercial purposes on September 28, the Transport Ministry announced here on Wednesday.

The opening date of the Suvarnabhumi International Airport was set recently by the government commmittee on management and development of the new airport, Deputies Transport Minister Gen.Chainant Charoensiri and Mr. Phumtham Wechayachai told a press conference after a meeting here Wednesday with the board of directors of Thai Airways International Public Company Limited (THAI), the national flag carrier.

A new committee comprising of representatives of all parties concerned, including Airports of Thailand Public Co., Ltd. (AOT), the Customs Department, the Immigration Bureau, THAI and other international airlines, would also be set up to oversee the relocation of Bangkok's internatonal airport from the Don Muang Airport to the Suvarnabhumi Airport, the two ministers said.

The committee set-up will be complete by June 17 when Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra will chair a meeting of all the parties concerned to review all projects and plans involving the Suvarnabhumi Airport, including the remaining construction and decoration works, to ensure that the new airport will be opened as scheduled, according to the ministers.

Gen. Chainant oversees AOT, while Mr. Phumtham supervises THAI.

"Construction and decoration works at the Suvarnabhumi Airport have been nearly complete at the moment. Only some minor works are to be settled over the next four months; so, I can say we're now ready for the opening of the new airport," said Gen. Chainant.

THAI will begin moving its offices from the Don Muang Airport in early September and will completely move to the new airport the night before its opening on September 28, according to the company's top management. (TNA)--E002


Jer har det fra denne hjemmeside:

http://www.angkor...html#watch

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Se Bangkok Post,

d. 28. september i år ser ud til at blive åbningsdatoen.


http://www.bangko...news04.php


Hilsen

Conrad


Jeg har ændret din henvisning til et link

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Er der nogen der kan fortælle hvorlangt den ligger fra centrum i forehold den gamle?

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Hej.

Links til oplysninger omkring Suvarnabhumi Airport Bangkok.


http://www.airpor...s/bangkok/



http://www.suvarn...ngkok.com/



http://www.bangko...nline.com/



http://www.2bangk...ndex.shtml



http://www.thaiai...essage.htm


mvh Torben.

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Hej Torben

Tak for det, skal rejse derfra 30 september, når nu den anden lukker, så ville det jo være rart at vide hvormeget man skal betale i taxi der til og hvor lang tid det tager

Hilsen Eigil

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Dette var på Bangkok Post Website i dag:

SUVARNABHUMI

All flights mustuse new airport from Sept 28

AMORNRAT MAHITTHIROOK
Suvarnabhumi international airport will handle all regular commercial flights into Bangkok from Sept 28, caretaker Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra announced yesterday.


Mr Thaksin, who chaired a meeting of the Suvarnabhumi airport development committee yesterday, based his announcement on briefings he received on progress in the airport's construction.


Progress and system checks justified the confidence that Suvarnabhumi could take over all regular commercial operations from Don Muang airport in one go at 3am on Sept 28, he said.


He had ordered Airports of Thailand Plc (AoT) to inform all airlines flying into Bangkok of the decision.


A plan for Don Muang airport to serve low-cost airlines had been cancelled, Mr Thaksin said.


"All regular commercial flights will switch to Suvarnabhumi, while Don Muang airport will, from then on, serve only government and military flights, along with private and charter flights," he said.


Don Muang could be used to reduce the workload of Suvarnabhumi in the future if the new airport reaches its full capacity of serving 45 million passengers annually, he said.


Don Muang's air passenger volume stands at 39 million annually.


Caretaker Transport Minister Pongsak Raktapongpaisal expected Suvarnabhumi to be at full capacity in three years.


The first international terminal building and the domestic terminal at Don Muang would be maintained for possible future use. The second international terminal would be developed into a museum and exhibition complex.


Mr Pongsak said expanding Suvarnabhumi had not been discussed seriously yet to protect the price of AOT shares.


Ahead of Sept 28, Thai Airways International, Bangkok Airways, PB Air, Nok Air, One-Two-Go and Thai AirAsia would direct some of their non-connecting domestic flights to land at Suvarnabhumi from July 29 for real tests. But flights out of Bangkok would depart from Don Muang as usual.


There would be enough public transport services and facilities available to serve passengers of the selected flights from July 29 onwards, and the passengers would also receive special certificates to mark their early appearance at the new airport, said Mr Pongsak.



Så den er god nok, lufthavnen åbner på et eller andet tidspunkt.