17 Pilots Said to Quit Nok Air as More Flights Canceled
BANGKOK — Troubles continue piling up for Nok Air with reports that 17 pilots have left the airline.
20 More Nok Air Flights to be Canceled
BANGKOK — Nok Air announced today that it will canceled 20 flights scheduled to fly Tuesday.
Nok Air Denies Flying Unqualified Trainee Pilots
BANGKOK — Nok Air has been warned it could lose its license if it repeats the poor handling of a crisis that left hundreds of passengers stranded Monday as the airline denies a former manager’s accusation that it has been using unqualified trainees to fly its planes.
Nok Air Punishes Employees After Strike Strands Hundreds
BANGKOK — A Nok Air official was fired and two others suspended last night following a pilot strike which left more than 1,500 passengers stranded.
Nok Air to Compensate Passengers After Strike Leaves Hundreds Stranded
BANGKOK — At least one flight remained canceled Monday after a Nok Air pilot strike yesterday left more than 1,500 passengers stranded.
Famous Railway Market Closed Until March
SAMUT SONGKRAM — Trains which run through a market southwest of Bangkok to the awe of tourists will cease operating until April 1, railway officials announced today.
Govt Shuts Down Illegal Ivory Shops
BANGKOK — Every ivory shop nationwide must be inspected by the end of March as part of the government’s effort to comply with the international wildlife trafficking agreement CITES, the state-run news bureau reported.
Facebook to Go Angry, Wow, Sad and More 'Pretty Soon'
SAN FRANCISCO — It won't be long before Facebook's 1.6 billion users have more ways to quickly express their feelings on the world's largest social network.
Thai Banks Urged to Beef Up Security in Wake of Cyberactivism
By Teeranai Charuvastra
Staff Reporter
BANGKOK — Anxious about the possibility of looming cyberattacks, Thailand's banking association today called on its members to improve security measures and end the culture of data secrecy.
Staff Reporter
BANGKOK — Anxious about the possibility of looming cyberattacks, Thailand's banking association today called on its members to improve security measures and end the culture of data secrecy.
After Setting iPhone Record, Apple Forecasts Sales Drop
SAN FRANCISCO — Apple is bracing for its first sales decline in 13 years, despite selling a record 74.8 million iPhones in the final three months of 2015, in what may prove to be a turning point for the world's most valuable company.
