Suvarnabhumi Open Again

Thailand's largest airport officially operate a full, two days after anti-government demonstrators vacate the place. Many of the flight has left Suvarnabhumi airport since Saturday, but thousands of passengers still have to wait away because many passengers which still had to be first. An airport He said the flight to Moscow to mark the opening of the airport is back. The airport is to become one of the two places have become the focus of anti-government demonstrators in identifying aksinya for more than a week to demand the prime minister resign. As a result, thousands of passengers stranded as the protestors to stop all air traffic.

"Suvarnabhumi officially opened again. All the staff here can be happy to return to work," said airport spokesman of Thailand. Airport officials added that Thai Airways flight TG971 with a goal in Moscow to mark the official opening of the airport back in full. BBC journalist in Thailand, John Sudworth, reporting diramaikan with the opening of the puppet show and dance, dance. However, hundreds of passengers still do not get the certainty of when to go home because they can not all airlines to operate full services. Disunity So far, there are still many flights were delayed and the flight that was scheduled has been full. Some passengers were told they may have to wait for one more week before they get a seat.

John Sudworth adding that the crisis occurred in Thailand itself has not been completed. Political disunity that the trigger at the airport is still there, and Thailand currently has no leader. So far this has not specified the date of appointment of a new prime minister. Thousands pengunjuk sense of the People's Alliance for Democracy disband itself after the court dismiss the party in power and force the Prime Minister, Somchai Wongsawat, resign because of election cheating.