Thai CEO gone

[AuSammy]

Convenient for the Kings son who is rumoured to be lobbying for the job.

There were extenuating circumstances initially with the floods (and of course they have the most flights being their home base) but seemingly recovery was abysmal for TG only. The other airlines seemed to cope ok using external contractors instead of in house staff.

 

[drron]

There have been rumours for a while that he wasn’t going to stay too much longer. So the right moment suddenly arrived.

 

[Quickstatus]

So what didn't the TG CEO do that he could have done in the midst of a severe flooding in Bangkok?

 

[AuSammy]

So what didn't the TG CEO do that he could have done in the midst of a severe flooding in Bangkok?

The questions being asked are why all other airlines had a minor blip and everything back to normal (aside from weather/ airport induced delays) within 24hrs but despite assistance from army/airforce many many thousands of TG passengers missed connecting flights and some still waiting 4 days for luggage.

 

[Quickstatus]

The questions being asked

So, basically come back to the same question. What didnt he do that he could have done?

 

[drron]

The CEO of a government business serves his political masters and if they decide he has to go then he goes.

 

[leesionn]

So, basically come back to the same question. What didnt he do that he could have done?

Be like Dr Strange in Avengers: Endgame

 

[AuSammy]

So, basically come back to the same question. What didnt he do that he could have done?

Not being there and not seeing any proper analysis of what TG was doing, cannot answer.

Friends of ours who went thru BKK earlier in the week are in Europe still waiting for their luggage as of an hour ago and no idea when they will receive it and no communication. Their airtags are indicating their bags are in Istanbul for some reason.