New Bangkok airport unsafe, says Iata study
- July 6, 2007
The Straits Times
Checks on passengers and their belongings below par
BANGKOK - BANGKOK'S new Suvarnabhumi airport is unsafe, with checks on passengers and their belongings below par, says the International Air Transport Association (Iata).
Iata's safety study of the 10-month-old airport found that standards are inferior to those of its predecessor, the Don Muang airport, Bangkok Post reported yesterday, citing an Airports of Thailand (AoT) source who obtained the report.
The study found many spots in the passenger terminal where passengers who have passed through security checks could meet those who have not. Unchecked parcels or objects could therefore be passed to the cleared passengers and be carried on board aircraft.
http://travel.asiaone.com.sg/news/20070706_001.html
- July 6, 2007
The Straits Times
Checks on passengers and their belongings below par
BANGKOK - BANGKOK'S new Suvarnabhumi airport is unsafe, with checks on passengers and their belongings below par, says the International Air Transport Association (Iata).
Iata's safety study of the 10-month-old airport found that standards are inferior to those of its predecessor, the Don Muang airport, Bangkok Post reported yesterday, citing an Airports of Thailand (AoT) source who obtained the report.
The study found many spots in the passenger terminal where passengers who have passed through security checks could meet those who have not. Unchecked parcels or objects could therefore be passed to the cleared passengers and be carried on board aircraft.
http://travel.asiaone.com.sg/news/20070706_001.html
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