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Latest Thailand Flights News:

February 02, 2010

 

AirAsia Promotions
Check out AirAsia’s latest promotion ‘Big on Love’ where you can fly from Bangkok to Chiang Mai or Medan at the all-in-fare of THB 990, or Ho Chi Minh City for THB 1,490. Book from 1-16 Feb and travel period is 22 Feb to 31 May 2010.

They also have specials to Singapore, from Phuket at THB 1,918/Bangkok to Singapore at THB 2,380 or Kula Lumpar at THB 2456.

AirAsia Rocks India introduces 6 new direct flights to India, including Mumbai, New Delhi and Bangalore. Fares from THB 2,086. Book from 1 -7.

 

Thai Team leaves for Haiti
The Thai Advance Team, made up of French and Spanish speaking experts, medical doctors and army engineers, has left for Haiti to provide humanitarian assistance.

The Thai Advance Team comprised of two representatives each from the ministries of foreign affairs, defense, and public health, departed Bangkok last Friday for Mexico City to join with the minister councellor and local staff at the Thai embassy there.

The group will then carry on to Haiti to carry out their mission including meeting and helping Thai nationals in Haiti, coordinating with the Mexican government on delivering Thailand’s contribution amounting to US$100,000, some of which was already used to procure urgent medical supplies and necessities to assist the Haitians.

They will coordinate and supervise the arrival of the first shipment of 100 tonnes of Thai rice on the morning of February 2 at Port-au-Prince airport.

 

Airport Rail Link
The 28-kilometre Airport Rail Link connecting Suvarnabhumi Airport with Bangkok city centre is set to be fully operational mid-2010, Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva has stated.

The premier and his Cabinet also witnessed a test of the baggage check-in system at Makkasan Station in downtown Bangkok as well as ticketing from an automatic ticket-selling machine before boarding an Express Service train to Suvarnabhumi Airport.

The 28-km rail link connects Suvarnabhumi Airport in adjacent Samut Prakan province and the City Air Terminal (CAT) in Bangkok’s Makkasan area, where passengers will be able to check in their baggage.

Both services of the Express Service and the City Line will be operated on the same tracks at speeds of up to 160km per hour. The Express Service is a 15-minute non-stop journey between the CAT and the airport with a fare at Bt150 per trip.

At Makkasan Station, 28 check-in counters will be in service, with four counters reserved for large baggage. The baggage transfer system will be capable of taking up to 300 pieces per hour.

City Line commuter trips, with fares at Bt15-45, will take 30 minutes to reach the airport, departing from Phaya Thai, Ratchaprarop, Makkasan, Asoke, Ramkhamhaeng, Hua Mak, Ban Thap Chang, and Lat Krabang stations, and will end at the last stop of Suvarnabhumi.

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Nok
One of the new budget airlines in Thailand, you should check out Nok's prices before those of the bigger companies. This is a great budget airline with its emphasis on friendliness and providing everyone with the opportunity to fly. Air tickets are very competitive with compared to other low cost airlines.

One-Two-Go
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