Airports of Thailand’s new master plan aims to make Suvarnabhumi regional hub in five years

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BANGKOK: Airports of Thailand (AOT) has unveiled a revised 10-year master plan for the development of Suvarnabhumi Airport, with an investment of more than 159 billion baht, AOT president Kirati Kitmanawat said on Wednesday (Aug 28).

The agency is set to open bidding for the expansion of the building on the east side this December, he said.

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