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Old 20th Mar 2012, 00:36
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Back to Don Muang? [again...]

From "The Nation" Thailand.

BANGKOK: -- Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra has ordered that all low-cost airlines move to Don Mueang Airport to improve air and runway traffic at Suvarnabhumi, but the plan is unlikely to ease the current turmoil frustrating countless travellers.

The shift of low-cost carriers to Don Mueang was announced by Deputy Prime Minister and Tourism and Sports Minister Chumpol Silapa-archa yesterday in response to a growing outcry from departing Suvarnabhumi passengers, many of whom have missed flights or suffered close calls.
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Poor reporting. No carrier has been ordered to relocate. Nok Air went back to VTBD by choice before this announcement, which was actually last week. The other LCCs have all said that they will wait and see what the long term Government strategy will be before they will make any decisions.
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