Passenger service costs (PSC) at six main Thai airports have seen a rise, as introduced by the Airports of Thailand Plc. The costs, relevant on each home and worldwide departing flights, have been raised at Chiang Mai, Chiang Rai, Don Mueang, Hat Yai, Phuket and Suvarnabhumi airports.
For worldwide flights, the charges have been elevated from 700 to 730 baht, whereas for home flights, an increase from 100 to 130 baht has been applied.
AOT President Kerati Kijmanawat introduced the change right now, April 1, explaining that the rise within the service cost would cowl the price of AOT’s Widespread Use Passenger Processing System (CUPPS). The CUPPS contains automated providers comparable to Widespread Use Terminal Tools (CUTE), which handles boarding passes, Widespread-Use Self Service (CUSS) for airport check-ins, and Widespread Use Bag Drop (CUBD).
In associated information, the Normal Supervisor of Don Mueang Worldwide Airport, Wichit Kaewsaitiam, has forecasted a big surge in site visitors by way of the Bangkok airport through the Songkran competition, going down from April 11 to 17.
It’s predicted that Don Mueang Airport will serve 89,362 travellers each day throughout this era, marking a rise of 14.81% in comparison with the earlier 12 months. Furthermore, the airport is predicted to deal with 590 flights every day, an increase of 10.58%.
Final week, to boost passenger comfort and elevate service requirements, the Airports of Thailand (AoT) unveiled the newest addition to Suvarnabhumi Airport: Seize taxi providers.
Positioned at Gate 4 on the primary ground of the terminal, the newly inaugurated Seize service centre stands able to cater to passengers across the clock, introduced AoT Director Kirati Kitmanawat.
Echoing Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin’s imaginative and prescient to propel Suvarnabhumi into the echelons of the world’s high 20 airports, Kirati highlighted the strategic transfer as a testomony to AoT’s dedication to fostering seamless transport connectivity.
This initiative follows AoT’s profitable collaborations with Seize at Don Mueang, Chiang Mai, and Phuket airports. Kirati underscored the importance of this partnership.
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