Qatar’s Hamad International Airport has reclaimed its title as the “Best Airport in the World”, while Bangkok’s Suvarnabhumi has climbed 10 places to 58th of 100 “best” airports this year.
AOT to develop Suvarnabhumi into the nation's first "Green" airport prototype
THURSDAY, MAY 04, 2023
The Airports of Thailand Plc's Chief Executive Officer Kirati Kitmanawat says that AOT has a 4-year plan to turn Suvarnabhumi Airport into the first environmentally friendly, or "Green" airport in Thailand. The goal is to develop renewable energy for use within the airport to reduce electricity costs by an average of 20-30 per cent per year.
Thitikarn, Ausanee Shares Lead in 15-18 Girls in Notha Begay Thailand Event#2
MONDAY, JUNE 06, 2022
Thitikarn Thapasit and Ausanee Udkamtiang shared the lead in the 15-18 girls flight after each opened their campaign with a 67 in Event #2 of the Notah Begay III Junior Golf National Championship at the Suvarnabhumi Golf and Country Club on Monday.
Natchanok Finishes Homesoil Notah Begay Campaign in Style
SUNDAY, JUNE 05, 2022
The talented Natchanok Tunwannaruk was hot on her heels as she fired a sizzling 65 to establish a six-stroke advantage in the girls’ 15-18 division of the Notah Begay III Junior National Championship at the Suvarnabhumi Golf and Country Club on Sunday.
Suvarnabhumi, armed with Covid-19 lab, is ready for foreign arrivals
FRIDAY, JULY 03, 2020
Suvarnabhumi is ready to receive foreign travellers and has put in place facilities under the Civil Aviation Authority of Thailand’s guidelines and the government’s regulations to contain the spread of Covid-19.
PM orders security forces to track down any returnees evading quarantine
SATURDAY, APRIL 04, 2020
Prime Minister Gen Prayut Chan-o-cha is concerned over the standoff at Suvarnabhumi Airport on Friday when Thai returnees from overseas refused to be quarantined while some reportedly sneaked out through airport checkpoints, a source from the Covid-19 Administration Centre at Government House revealed.
Activist accuses AOT of dodging compensation payments to residents around Suvarnabhumi
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 2020
A public rights activist has criticised Airports of Thailand Plc (AOT), the operator of Suvarnabhumi Airport, for avoiding paying compensation to aggrieved locals since the airport started operation in 2004.