(Bangkokpost.com, agencies) - BPHUKET – Services at Phuket International Airport were suspended while airport workers and emergency personnel cleared the runway of wreckage in the aftermath of the horrendous crash of a budget passenger airliner... ...full story at Bangkok Post
from Bangkok Post on Sun, Sep 16 2007
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