Chula Sukmanop, director of the Civil Aviation Authority of Thailand and director-general of the department, said Monday that authorities would follow up on Nok Air&rsquo;s disclosure on Saturday that it would scratch 20 flights scheduled for today, following the abrupt cancellation of 17 flights on February 14 because of a pilot strike.

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AOT to closely monitor Nok Air situation

THE Airports of Thailand would monitor the situation at Nok Air to ensure minimum inconvenience to passengers from further flight postponements or cancellations this week.

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