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I like how the Thai PM or Prime Minister or President or whatever he's called over there says on the tele this morning the country is safe, thats why his minders took him off to his secluded mountain hideaway.
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On the late evening and early morning news it was mentioned that the protesters at the main airport had allowed some airlines to ferry out their 'stranded' aircraft (but no passengers from what I can gather).
Also mentioned was hundreds of tourists were fronting up at Utapao without confirmed flights causing a bit of chaos. There was also a video of Australian tourists booking in for the flight out of Phuket; the display board showed QF6031 (I think as there was only a quick shot of the room) as the flight number which is coming to SYD via Singapore. Must have been at a hotel as they were then boarding a bus to take them to Phuket. One Australian tourist who managed to get on a Thai flight out of Utapao said the aircraft was only half full as Thai Airways had not publicised this flight (??)and it was pure chance that these pax got on this flight |
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What a mess this will be...2 more weeks of operating out of Phuket and Utapao. EDIT: abc says otherwise Quote:
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Does anyone have a list of planes that were grounded at the two airports? There seemed to be heaps looking @ the pics!
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Appears from news reports this morning that the rally is now over, and the airport shouold be reopening tomorrow..
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well done to our friends in Bangkok, people power at its finest! http://www.news.com.au/perthnow/stor...35-948,00.html |
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The Today Show this morning on Channel 9 reported that even with Bangkok Airport reopening, Qantas won't fly there for the next two weeks. Presumably they will continue to route via Singapore.
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