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Vandaag valt de beslissing wanneer de luchthaven weer open gaat.(telegraaf)
Zelf gok ik op zondag hopelijk eerder voor de gestranden.
Voor eenieder prettige landing alvast
Nog niet helemaal duidelijk, maar binnen een paar dagen kan er wel van en naar Suvarnabuhmi gevlogen worden, al zal het inchecken nog steeds op Bitec in Bangkok gebeuren.
Vanmorgen nog waren de verwachtingen dat het zeker 2 weken zou gaan duren voordat beide luchthavens 100% operabel zijn, maar ongetwijfeld zullen binnen die tijd de nodige vluchten al wel plaatsvinden.
Cargo-vluchten schijnen al wel mogelijk te zijn.
Frans, volgende week donderdag gaan we vissen op ,,grote,, de laatste weken een groot succes, als je hier land op het militair vliegveld, geen paniek bij wachten op de koffers, alles komt goed. Volgende week heeft Billy van Tui, ook een bar in soi Moslim, de doorgaande straat waar Jos woont, goede vlucht toegewenst en welke ,,lady,, moeten wij waarschuwen dat er weer een ATM kaart aankomt!!!!
AIRPORT
Suvarnabhumi to reopen in 1-2 weeks
By The Nation
Airports of Thailand Plc expects to reopen Suvarnabhumi Airport in 1 week at the earliest and 2 weeks at the latest, said the company's acting president Serirat Prasutanond.
He said on Wednesday that the airport could be reopened for full operations only after complete inspection for irregularities, explosives, and readiness of equipment and systems. After the inspection, all systems would be tested and if all are stable and ready, the Civil Aviation Department would be invited for inspection. Then, coming would be pilot representatives and representatives from airlines. If things go smoothly, the airport would be fully reopened.
“If the systems are intact, the airport could be reopened soon,” Serirat said.
On Wednesday, Thai Airways International landed the first flight from Phuket at 2pm and it would also fly passengers of six special flights from the airport to six international destinations.
Cargo planes resumed their operations on Tuesday.
“We're trying hard to ensure that the airport could be reopened within Dec 15. As the situation improves, we will inform all those in the aviation industry that we can resume the operations,” Serirat said.
He noted that damage during the shutdown period was estimated at over Bt100 million per day.
“We have learnt the lesson. This affects the entire nation and all lose. If there is any more political conflict, please never again take Suvarnabhumi as the political tool,” he plead.
He insisted that on the day that protesters took control of the airport, AOT had done its best to protect the airport. All security officers and police officers did their best, under the guideline that there must be no clash.
At 10am, protesters started to pack their belongings and leave the airport and airport security officers since Tuesday night have returned to the site. On Wednesday, Customs officers were also seen.
On Wednesday morning, while many areas like the check-in counters return to normal conditions, but the PAD stage remained with some leaders on the stage.
