Flights to/from Russia during the war

[aot871]

Is thailand still allowing flights from Russia or is the Thai airspace closed to them

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[Moses]

Is thailand still allowing flights from Russia or is the Thai airspace closed to them

Don't wait for any strong reaction. ASEAN is "thoughts and prayers" mode https://thethaiger.com/news/asean/as...kraine-opinion

No one ASEAN country supports any Western sanction.

[aot871]

Moses I forgot u are a Putin supporter, The thais like most Asians are only interested in money , not peoples lives

[Moses]

Moses I forgot u are a Putin supporter, The thais like most Asians are only interested in money , not peoples lives

Sanctions aren't supported by ASEAN countries, but supporter is me? Well...

[gerefan2]

Is thailand still allowing flights from Russia or is the Thai airspace closed to them

A quick look at Bangkok Airport Departures shows Aeroflot flight SU 273 to Moscow departed on time this morning at 00.29

[Moses]

A quick look at Bangkok Airport Departures shows Aeroflot flight SU 273 to Moscow departed on time this morning at 00.29

There are only 2 flights from Moscow per week to Bangkok, and 5 flights per week to Phuket, all by regular flights of 3 Russian companies. There are also small number of charter flight weekly from another 3-4 companies... situation isn't like before virus (about 60 flights per week only to Bangkok)

Because of these stories about Thai PCR false positive reports tourist flow switched to Egypt, Cuba and Turkey

[Patanawet]

From Thaiger today (Monday)----
Aeroflot, Ural Airlines and S7 Airline planes are still arriving on schedule in Thailand today as nothing has changed, thus far, as flights into Thai airports from Russia are concerned.

https://thethaiger.com/hot-news/tour...ailand-for-now

[cdnmatt]

Look at who the Thai PM has been since the military coup in May 2014.

Wouldn't worry about him punishing Russia for anything.

[StevieWonders]

Look at who the Thai PM has been since the military coup in May 2014. Wouldn't worry about him punishing Russia for anything.

If (big IF), you regard Russia as a kleptocracy, then Thailand and Russia potentially have a lot in common

[cdnmatt]

If (big IF), you regard Russia as a kleptocracy, then Thailand and Russia potentially have a lot in common

I would never dare think such a thing!

Russia is a shining light for a government by the people, for the people, and you only need to look at Putin's actions to know he's truly a leader for the people and doesn't tolerate corruption. A true modern day Robin Hood he is.