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  • Air India Express plane stuck on runway after hard landing in Phuket | Thaiger

    Air India Express plane stuck on runway after hard landing in Phuket

    An Air India Express flight carrying 133 passengers made a hard landing at Phuket International Airport today, March 11, leaving the aircraft disabled on the runway and disrupting airport operations. No injuries were reported. Tourist police were notified at about 11.20am after an aircraft encountered a landing problem at the airport. The plane was identified as Air India Express flight IX938…

  • Long queues at Suvarnabhumi linked to check-in malfunction | Thaiger

    Long queues at Suvarnabhumi linked to check-in malfunction

    A clarification was issued yesterday, March 3, after images of long Suvarnabhumi Airport queues circulated online following reports of a Thai Airways check-in problem a day earlier, March 2. The airport explained that the congestion occurred because March 2 was the first day Thai Airways switched its baggage rules to the “Piece Concept”, introducing a baggage limit based on the number…

  • Thai Airways denies shipping F-35 parts to Israel amid protests | Thaiger

    Thai Airways denies shipping F-35 parts to Israel amid protests

    Thai Airways has responded to online criticism linked to protests in Australia, after activists accused the airline of transporting F-35 parts to Israel, saying that customs, not airlines, have the authority to inspect goods for legality. Chai Iamsiri, chief executive officer of Thai Airways International plc, addressed the issue after it circulated on social media.   View this post on…

  • Phuket taxi drivers threaten strike over illegal app-based drivers | Thaiger

    Phuket taxi drivers threaten strike over illegal app-based drivers

    Taxi drivers in Phuket threatened to stage a strike on January 15, demanding government action against illegal taxi drivers who operate without official registration, especially ones on ride-hailing applications. The local news Facebook page Phuket Andaman News reported today, January 7, that a group of taxi drivers in the province is planning to protest and has asked the media to…