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The Civil Aviation Authority of Thailand (CAAT) on Monday issued a notice to airlines on the relaxation of entry rules from July 1.

Passengers of BTS Skytrain are still required to wear face masks at all times on the mass transit system, despite the mask mandate being lifted on Friday.

More people are opting for travel by train as their preferred mode of transport due to high fuel prices. As health concerns caused by Covid-19 are diminishing, people are commuting more often, but higher fuel prices have increased the cost of daily commutes in their own vehicle.

Operators of the Laos-China railway have recorded over 400,000 passengers in the past six months, while more than 600,000 tonnes of freight have been shipped across the Laos-China border.

At least 40 passengers were injured when a Tibet Airlines flight caught fire after veering off the runway at Chongqing Jiangbei International Airport on Thursday morning.

Airlines worldwide have been instructed to follow Thailand's new entry measures from May 1, according to a Civil Aviation Authority of Thailand (CAAT)'s notice to airmen on Thursday.

The operator of Bangkok’s Skytrain has urged passengers to mind their manners by not crossing their legs while sitting, saying their feet could inadvertently brush against or hit standing passengers.

The Biden administration will no longer enforce a U.S. mask mandate on public transportation, but at Washington, D.C.’s Ronald Reagan National Airport, the majority of passengers were wearing masks.

Suvarnabhumi Airport has responded to complaints over congestion at passenger terminals, blaming a surge in international arrivals following the cancellation of RT-PCR test screening under the Test & Go scheme.

The Airports of Thailand Plc (AOT) estimates about one million arrivals at its six international airports from April 11 to 17, its director said on Monday.

Bangkok’s Suvarnabhumi Airport is gearing up for a 106 per cent jump in passenger numbers during next week’s long Songkran holiday, general manager Kittipong Kittikachorn said on Friday.

All 132 people - 123 passengers and nine crew members - onboard the China Eastern Airlines flight MU5735 that crashed on March 21 in south China's Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region have perished, an official of the Civil Aviation Administration of China said Saturday night.