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Thai Province Uses Lower Service Fees, Cultural Lures in Airport Hub Bid.
Byline: Amornrat Mahitthirook
Jan. 8--New steps to make Chiang Mai province a regional air transport hub, including halving the airline servicing charge, will be introduced in April.
The province would be promoted as a source of natural and Lanna cultural tourism, Deputy Transport Minister Pichet Sathirachawal said yesterday after meeting those involved.
To reduce fuel prices, the Airports of Thailand Co will allow Bangkok Aviation Fuel Services Plc (BAFS) to provide refuelling, in addition to PTT Plc's services, at the airport as well as other regional airports.
Other steps including the improvement of immigration and customs ...
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