180 stranded passengers of PC Air arrive Don Mueang Airport early Thursday

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 2012
180 stranded passengers of PC Air arrive Don Mueang Airport early Thursday

A total of 180 Thai tourists, who were stranded at the Incheon Airport in South Korea since Tuesday, arrived at the Don Mueang International Airport early Thursday.

They were flown in the PC Air GT211, which was stranded at the airport for nearly two days.
The flight was supposed to depart from the airport on Tuesday but the airport refused to refill its fuel on allegations that the airlines owed it money. The helpless tourists were stranded in the airport for over 24 hours, and were ordered by airport officials to leave the compound. Some 20 of them bought tickets of another airline to return on their own.
An official of the Tourism Business Registration Office, Somphop Amkid, came to the Donmueang airport to receive complaints against the tour company that organised the trip.
The Nation