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Airports of Thailand may run own commercial area after terminating King Power contracts

Tuesday, April 10th, 2007

Airports of Thailand is likely to run the commercial area at Suvarnabhumi airport itself after terminating its contracts with King Power International Group.

Many members of the military-installed new AOT board are in favour of this option. The final decision will be made today (April 10, 2007).

The AOT late last month took no other action after nullifying its contracts with King Power, which was given the right to run duty-free shops and other commercial space at the new Bangkok airport.




Transport Minister need more info on King Power Duty Free’s contract termination

Tuesday, April 3rd, 2007

The Transport Minister, Admiral Thira Haocharoen, says he would like additional information on the nullification of the contracts for King Power International Company Limited to run duty free shops at Suvarnabhumi Airport.

The Airports of Thailand (AOT) Public Company Limited has reported that the contracts with King Power have been cancelled. However, Transport Minister Thira says he needs more information to help the investigation process.




King Power Duty Free may cut shop size at airport

Friday, October 6th, 2006

Duty free shop giant King Power has agreed to remove part of its shop at Suvarnabhumi airport if today’s inspection shows it blocks arriving passengers.

Chief executive officer of King Power Group Vichai Raksriaksorn said the removal would not be a ‘’serious issue” to his company but cautioned that careful consideration should be made before taking any decision.




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