Suvarnabhumi Airport’s label never changes
According to Professor Thongthong Chandransu, Suvarnabhumi Airport’s nameplate has never been altered. after having been fastened on the Bang Sue Central Station sign.
History expert Special Professor Thongthong Chandransu posted a comment on their own Facebook page following Transport Minister Sak Siam Chidchob.
The Minister of Transportation stated that “changing the name of the sign” involved the case of altering the Bang Sue Central Station sign to Bangkok Apiwat Central Station, which cost more than 33 million baht. It has to do with custom. seeking good fortune rather than for their own wants, as The Nong Ngu Hao airport’s name was changed to Suvarnabhumi Airport, or many other government offices also function in this manner.
According to Special Professor Thongthong Chandransu, His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej Maha Bhumibol Adulyadej the Great Borommanatbophit named Suvarnabhumi Airport on September 29, 2000, replacing the original name of “Nong Ngu Hao Airport,” and he presided over the laying of the cornerstone for the airport’s passenger terminal on January 19, 2002, before it officially opened for business. On September 28, 2006, Thailand
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