Historic landing at Suvarnabhumi Airport augurs well for future of Thai aviation

Eastern Seaboard will benefit when airport fully operational next year

A Thai Airway International Airbus passenger plane carrying Thailand Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra and officials taxies its way to dock at the Suvarnabhumi airport on a test flight Thursday, Sept. 29, 2005. (AP Photo /Apichart Weerawong)

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Pipeline from Bangpakong River to be completed by the end of October

At the meeting of the Pattaya Business & Tourism Association (PBTA) last week President Thanet Supornsaharungsi and vice president Sanga Kijsamret made an announced that they were seeking ways of eradicating the chronic problem of water shortages threatening the city’s hotels and tourism industry.

Thanet said that deputy prime minister Pinit Jarusombat had visited Pattaya to examine the problem and suggested recycling wastewater as a way of solving the water shortages. City hall was studying wastewater filter treatment proposals submitted by private organizations.

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NEWS

Marine search and rescue exercise helps ensure rapid response in event of disaster

OUR COMMUNITY

Module housing as easy as Lego, says inventor’s son

The latest meeting of the German language business club, DSU-Treff, was held on September 10 at the Dusit Resort, with guest speaker Werner K Kubesch, from Salzburg, Austria.

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FEATURES

Commencement Day at Asian University

Wednesday 21 September 2005 was the Commencement or Graduation Day at Asian University.

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SOCIAL SCENE

Celebrating its first birthday in great style, A La Turca welcomed the Ambassador of the Turkish Republic His Excellency Mumin Alanat and his wife Ulku along with a large gathering of friends and supporters, and treated them all to an authentic buffet of Turkish cuisine.

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SPORTS

‘On fire’ Geoff Parker shoots 65 at Bangpakong

It was an early start on Monday because Bangpakong is a good distance away, but for many of the Boys from the Bunker they don’t mind the extra travel to play the course. It’s always in great shape and a good test of golf. The week started with a medal competition and Geoff Parker was on fire, shooting a net 65 to capture an easy victory.

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