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  • Bangkok MP questions AOT fee hike despite billion-baht profits | Thaiger

    Bangkok MP questions AOT fee hike despite billion-baht profits

    Bangkok MP Suphanat Minchaiynunt has questioned the government over AOT’s planned airport fee increase from 730 baht to 1,120 baht per international departure passenger from June 20, 2026. The increase of more than 50% has drawn public debate amid rising living costs and higher travel expenses. AOT cited the need to fund airport improvements to meet ICAO standards. Suphanat Minchaiynunt…

  • Airports of Thailand confirms higher international passenger fee from June 20 | Thaiger

    Airports of Thailand confirms higher international passenger fee from June 20

    Passenger service charge (PSC) for international departures are set to increase from 730 baht to 1,120 baht starting June 20, following approval from the Ministry of Transport of Thailand. Airports of Thailand (AOT) President Paweena Jariyathitipong announced yesterday, May 6, that the revised passenger service charge (PSC) had officially received approval after earlier plans were proposed in February. The PSC…

  • Thailand plans 80 billion baht airport expansion to become aviation hub | Thaiger

    Thailand plans 80 billion baht airport expansion to become aviation hub

    Thailand airport expansion projects worth around 80 billion baht are being prepared as the government moves ahead with plans to position the country as a regional aviation hub. Deputy Prime Minister and Transport Minister Phiphat Ratchakitprakarn recently met with Airports of Thailand (AOT) executives and related officials to discuss aviation development projects aimed at improving airport facilities and passenger capacity.…