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Så skulle det være ganske vist. Den 29 mats vil Thai flytter alle deres indrigsflyvninger til den internationale, så folk bliver nu fri for at tage turen mellem de 2 lufthavne. Efter den 29 marts vil der kun flyve charter fra Don Mueang Airport

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takker, det var da en dejlig nyhed, har du evt. et link manse ?

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Hej

Ger er linket


http://www.thaivi...38224.html

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Det er bare et link til et andet debatforum.
Luftfart selskaberne har ikke ændret deres online booking endnu, så det svæver vel lidt i uvished

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Det er en noget forkert overskrift den kære Manse har valgt! - Don Muang lukker naturligvis ikke - tværtimod sker der for øjeblikket en meget omfattende og tiltrængt ombygning og modernisering.
At Thai-air forhåbentligt får lov til at flytte deres indenrigsflyvninger er én sag, men der jo da stadig mange der vælger andre flyselskaber, såvel fra Dk som det øvrige udland...

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Hej
skal ankomme til Thailand den 29 marts om morgenen og videre til Khonkaen med Thai air på billetten står der Don Mueang og fly nr mon min billet skal ændres er der nogen der har erfaring med det eller bliver jeg nød til at sidde i vente køen når man prøver at ringe til ROP

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Hej Bangkoknielsen

Jeg vedhæfter det skrevne hvis du ser på teksten som er fremhævet, vil du se at det nok bliver alle. Jeg ved godt den ikke lukker helt, hvilket jeg jo også siger efterfølgende. Gpd morgen til alle.


Suvarnabhumi Airport ready to receive relocated Don Mueang Airport flights: AoT

SAMUT PRAKAN: -- Suvarnabhumi Airport is ready to take back domestic flights from Don Mueang Airport, according to Airports of Thailand (AoT) acting president Serirat Prasutanont.

Mr. Serirat, who is also director of Suvarnabhumi airport, said that the flight relocations will begin March 29 as the national flag carrier, Thai Airways (THAI) has announced it will move all domestic flights now operating from Don Mueang Airport back to Suvarnabhumi Airport on that day.

Many airlines have agreed to move their services back to Suvarnabhumi, but some still oppose such a decision by the government, he said.

"The AoT will try to persuade and explain them the advantages of the relocation. Suvarnabhumi Airport is not as congested as they think. We can still support more flights," according to the acting AoT president.

In the future, Don Mueang Airport will serve only chartered flights and will become an aviation maintenance centre, Mr. Sererat said.

Mr. Serirat added that, during the Chinese New Year festival, all flights had fully resumed services at Suvarnabhumi and that the airport now welcomed about 100,000 passengers daily, a figure not much different from what it was before the airport seizure in late November, he said, serving 90,000-110,000 passengers daily.

The AoT chief said that an additional 165 flights from 21 local and international airlines have been operating during the Chinese holiday period (January 24-February 5), with about a 7,000 passenger-increase daily.

Mr. Serirat, however, admitted that the global economic slowdown has severely affected the chartered flight business, with the number of flights landing during Chinese New Year festival dropping by 50 per cent.

He hoped that the situation would gradually recover in the near future.

-- TNA 2009-01-26

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HOJhvis jeg var dig så ville jeg kontakte Thai Air, det må de kunne klare fra rådhuspladsen

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den ene haand ved ikke hvad den anden gor,
saadanne er det bare i thailand, thai-er og planlaagning,
uha-uha, skidt for turisterne og dyrt for thailand,
turisterne er dem thailand tjener penge paa,
og de har mister mange, har jeg da hort.

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Har langt om længe kommet igennem til Thai air di kbh de havde ikke hørt noget om flytningen

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er i dag langt om længe kommet igennem til Thai air i kbh de havde ikke hørt noget om flytningen