It appears the lax regulation of Thai airline operators is coming home to roost.
Japan,Singapore,China and South Korea are imposing restrictions with more expected to follow.
http://www.bangkokpost.com/news/tran...-thai-carriers
The “dominoes” that Transport Minister Prajin Juntong worried would begin falling over a global safety warning about Thailand’s aviation industry have indeed begun to tumble, with China and South Korea...
Just a few days ago Orient Thai suffered this misshap in China....
http://www.china.org.cn/china/2015-0...t_35184951.htm
The plane was scheduled to take off on 2:40 pm from Kunming to Chengdu on Saturday but was delayed. According to a staff member from the airport, the flight was supposed to fly from Phuket Island directly to Chengdu and the reason why it land in Kunming is still not clear.
According to the newspaper, a passenger on the plane said the forced landing is because one of the engines was broken. Many passengers on the plane suffered symptoms such as ear congestion, nose bleeding or fainting.
This from the airline that brought you the disaster in Phuket.
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/One-T...nes_Flight_269