They firmly demanded the airline to&nbsp;fly them to their destinations tonight, the television reported. 
	There was only the airline&rsquo;s PR talked to the passengers. The airline provided them food and beverage but they were still angry.

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As of 9.30pm, 300 passengers are still waiting at Don Mueang Airport for Chief executive officer Patee Sarasin to clarify the incident, Nation TV reported.

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