Thai Airways International managed to get its creditors’ approval on May 19 for a proposed restructuring plan that would help the airline refinance its debt in an effort to stay afloat and remain financially viable long-term, Nikkei reported. In order for the seal of approval to be given, the restructuring plan needed a nod from […]
BANGKOK, 29 April 2021: THAI Airways International will
vacate its showcase crew centre in Laksi, a northern suburb of Bangkok close to
Don Mueang Airport, following the conclusion of a sales agreement earlier this
month
Sold for THB1.81 billion to Energy Complex Co Ltd (EnCo) through a bidding process, the asset-stripping was part of the ongoing business reorganization process approved by the Central Bankruptcy Court.
EnCo paid a 10% deposit within 15 days from the date of the announcement made in mid-April. It will pay the balance before or within the date of the ownership transfer and be responsible for fees and all taxes relevant to the transfer registration, according to THAI’s official statement.
Thursday, 22 April 2021, 4:08 pm
A large TotalControl tower simulator at Malaysia’s
Mukah Airport has been successfully tested and installed
remotely, in another example of an innovative approach to
simulator delivery by Airways International Ltd (AIL) during
the Covid-19 pandemic.
AIL partnered with
International Aeradio Sdn Bhd Ltd – a Malaysian-based
integrator of aviation technologies to provide a turnkey
simulation solution for use by air traffic controllers at
the new Mukah Airport. A 220° LCD tower simulator has been
installed and commissioned, along with a procedural
simulator which will shortly be operational following the
USD $70 million airport development.
The Mukah Airport
simulator is the second TotalControl simulation project to
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AIL partnered with International Aeradio Sdn Bhd Ltd – a Malaysian-based integrator of aviation technologies to provide a turnkey simulation solution for use by air traffic controllers at the new Mukah Airport. A 220° LCD tower simulator has been installed and commissioned, along with a procedural simulator which will shortly be operational following the USD $70 million airport development.
The Mukah Airport simulator is the second TotalControl simulation project to be successfully completed as a remote installation. It follows the 8-month project to remotely install a suite of TotalControl simulators for Avinor Air Navigation Services, Norway completed in early March 2021.
“We congratulate the Civil Aviation Authority of Malaysia (CAAM) on the milestone of commissioning a fit-for-purpose simulation solution for air traffic controllers working at Mukah Airport, and we’re proud to support ATC training in this new environment,” says Sharon Cooke, CEO of Airways Internatio