Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi Airport requests no sky lanterns or fireworks during Loy Krathong to ensure aviation safety


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BANGKOK: Suvarnabhumi Airport has called for cooperation from government agencies, private organisations, and the surrounding public to refrain from releasing sky lanterns, fireworks, balloons, or laser lights into the sky during the Loy Krathong Festival on Nov 5 to prevent potential dangers to aircraft and ensure aviation safety.

In a statement issued on Thursday (Oct 30), the airport acknowledged the importance of preserving long-standing Thai traditions.

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