The affected passengers demanded the airline to fly them to destination tonight. One of them claimed that his business would be damaged by up to six digits if he failed to reach his destination by tonight. 
	Nitinai said they have to wait for tomorrow to fly.

AOT president rules out flying Nok Air stranded passengers tonight

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AOT president rules out flying Nok Air stranded passengers tonight

Nitinai Sirismatthakarn, president of Airports of Thailand (AOT), told Nation TV that it was impossible to fly more Nok Air flights tonight although the airline could provide the flights for some 300 affected passengers.

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