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  • Bangkok Situation Update
    20 May 2010

    Yesterday, i.e., 19th May the security forces cracked down on the protesters and were able to take control of the entire protest zone within a few hours of operation. However, the reaction from the red shirts protestors resulted in sporadic violence and rioting which was brought under control well by the security forces. There have been damage to some of the important business establishments in the Rajaprasong area.
     
    In order to clear the area and make it completely safe the authorities imposed a curfew (9 PM – 5 AM) for Bangkok and several northern provinces. The night went by peaceful without any incident of violence being reported during the curfew. As a precautionary measure the curfew is continued for the same timings in Bangkok for today as well. For foreign tourists however a curfew relaxation is extended to those carrying passports and travel documents.
     
    Bangkok is slowly and surely returning to normal again. Authorities are cleaning up the affected areas, but Rajaprasong area is not safe yet due to the damage by fire and action during the crackdown.


    Most of the residents of Bangkok went back to work this morning. Our offices are open and back to normal working. We are very hopeful that life will resume normal course very soon and business will return to normal.

  • European Flight Disruptions
    17 May 2010

    Due to flights disruption by volcanic ashes, Flights to and from Europe will be affected as follow:

     

    China Airlines has been cancelled flight for tonight to Amsterdam due to the continued eruption of mount in Iceland.

     

    KLM and AF flights for tonight are still on schedule.

    EVA has been cancelled flight on May 18, 2010 from BKK-LON.

  • KLM Royal Dutch Airlines : Volcanic eruption in Iceland
    22 April 2010

    The eruption of Mount Eyjafjallajokull in Iceland and the resulting volcanic ash cloud over Europe, have caused severe flight disruptions. If your journey was affected, we are very sorry for the inconvenience. We are making every possible effort to help our passengers continue their journey as soon as possible. We apologize for long waiting times at our sales and service centres.

  • Lufthansa has started operating again
    21 April 2010

    Last update: 20 April, 22:00 UTC (24:00 German local time)

     

    Lufthansa will operate its long-haul flights immediately. The flight plan will be expanded gradually. Current information will be published here.

  • Air France-KLM (Thailand) Information
    20 April 2010

    UPDATE April 20, 2010 - 15:00 LT Bangkok

     

    Information from Air France-KLM Thailand management regarding the status of flight from Thailand.

  • Air Berlin : Report on air traffic problems
    20 April 2010

    Information about air traffic restrictions on account of the volcanic eruption in Iceland.

  • Gulf Air: Closure of London Heathrow, Paris CDG and Frankfurt airports
    19 April 2010

    Alternate travel options for passengers affected by the cancellation of flights due to closure of airports

  • EVA Air flights information
    19 April 2010

    Due to volcanic eruption in Iceland, EVA Air has cancelled certain flights between Paris or London or Amsterdam or Vienna or Bangkok and Taipei. (Flight Number : BR61/BR62, BR67/BR68, BR75/BR76, BR87/BR88)

  • THAI Cancels Flights to Europe Due to Volcano Eruption in Iceland
    16 April 2010

    Thai Airways International Public Company Limited announces the cancellation of flights to Europe due to air space closure as a result of volcanic activity in Iceland yesterday morning.

  • Etihad Airways : Flight disruption
    16 April 2010

    Volcanic ash disrupts flights the UK, Ireland and Europe

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