AoT

  • Thai supply chains brace for flood impact

    While unusually large volumes of water moving from the north of the country combined with an extremely high tide hit industrial parks north of Bangkok, the flooding largely failed to disrupt business in the capital and had no impact on cargo operations at Suvarnabhumi International Airport.

    01 February 2012

  • Thailand looks for new cargo manager

    The Airports of Thailand (AoT) has agreed on the terms for a bid to find a new contractor to manage the duty-free air cargo zone at Bangkok’s Suvarnabhumi Airport. The terms are broadly similar to what AoT had applied when it awarded the original…

    30 April 2010

  • Airlines slam AoT for excessive fees

    The dispute between airlines and the Thai airport monopoly over airport users’ fees has resurfaced as both sides remain steadfast in their arguments over rates, the Bangkok Post reported. Suvarnabhumi Airport general manager Serirat Prasutanon…

    01 September 2007

  • IATA blasts AoT's fee hikes at meeting

    Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi Airport is profi ting at the expense of airlines by abusing its monopoly status by imposing excessive landing and parking charges, the International Air Transport Association (IATA) claimed at its 63rd annual general meeting h…

    01 July 2007