Thai Air Force Shortens Evacuation Route for Thai Workers in Israel
In a remarkable display of efficiency and dedication, the Thai Air Force has successfully changed the evacuation route for 140 Thai workers in Israel, reducing the flight time to a mere 4 hours. Previously faced with a daunting 13-hour journey, these workers will now be swiftly transported through the airspace of Myanmar, India, Oman, the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, and finally landing in Israel.
Thai Airways’ Heroic Efforts for Thai Citizens Abroad
In a bid to support their compatriots stranded in the United Arab Emirates, “Thai Airways” has made significant adjustments to their plans, enabling Thai people in the UAE to return home an astounding 6 hours earlier than anticipated. Moreover, the airline has confirmed that 500 volunteer crew members will receive appropriate compensation for their invaluable assistance.
The Royal Thai Air Force, in an exemplary act of solidarity, has dispatched A340 planes to facilitate the safe evacuation of workers in Israel. This marks a triumphant milestone as the first flight returning Thai workers back to their homeland.
Paving the Way for Swift Homecoming
By seamlessly coordinating with Arabian airspace authorities, the Air Force has significantly reduced the time it takes to bring these Thai workers back to their cherished homeland from Israel. The Thai people can expect a streamlined journey home, ensuring their safety and expediency.
On October 21, 2023, the Air Force organized the departure of an Airbus 340-500 aircraft, commencing the third flight dedicated to picking up stranded Thai nationals in Israel. Led by Air Chief Marshal Phanpakdee Pattanakul, Air Force Commander, the initial group of 140 evacuees departed at 1:30 pm. Prior to departure, Air Chief Marshal Pattanakul led a briefing session on the action plan, providing encouragement to Air Force personnel and working personnel involved in this noble mission.
Flight 3 of the Royal Thai Air Force will traverse the airspace of Myanmar, India, Oman, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, and make its long-awaited landing at Ben-Gurion International Airport, Tel Aviv, Israel. Remarkably, this revised route will allow the Thai people to reach their beloved homeland in just 9 hours instead of the previously arduous 13-hour journey.
Highlighting the extraordinary dedication of Air Force personnel, this mission involves various teams, including a mission team, administrative team, medical operation team, and aircraft safety kit. Notably, the pilot and crew will be accompanied by personnel from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Labor, further ensuring the provision of assistance and convenience to the Thai people throughout the journey.
With renowned expertise and exceptional capabilities, the Royal Thai Air Force has invited Lt. Col. Charoenchai Kangsamut to join the distinguished team of Air Force pilots as an advisor for this significant operation. Lt. Col. Kangsamut, a reserve force pilot of the Air Force and currently a captain of an A330/350 aircraft at Thai Airways, will play a pivotal role in efficiently executing the evacuation of Thai workers in Israel. The return journey is scheduled for tomorrow, 22 October at 10:50 am.
Appeal for Safety and Consideration
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs earnestly appeals to Thai brothers and sisters in Israel who have yet to decide on their return. It advises careful consideration and the importance of seeking refuge in safe locations. For those individuals who have previously reported their names to the embassy but have had a change of heart, it is requested that they notify the embassy in advance. This measure will facilitate efficient seat management for each journey and prevent the missed opportunity for others hoping to return as well.
A Promised Swift and Safe Return Home
The Thai authorities remain steadfast in their commitment to bringing Thai brothers and sisters in Israel back to their homeland as soon as possible, prioritizing their safety and well-being throughout this process. Regarding concerns surrounding unpaid wages, the Thai authorities, in close collaboration with the Ministry of Labor, will diligently follow up on this matter. Additionally, the Israeli authorities stand ready to welcome Thai workers back to work in the future. Thus, the Thai workers in Israel are kindly urged to prioritize their own safety above all else.
air force planes Change the evacuation route for 140 Thai workers in Israel by using a shorter flight time of 4 hours through the airspace of Myanmar, India, Oman, the United Arab Emirates. Saudi Arabia, Jordan and landing in Israel.
“Thai Airways” adjusts its plan to receive Thai people in the United Arab Emirates 6 hours earlier, confirming that 500 volunteer crew members will receive compensation.
Air Force sends A340 planes to evacuate workers in Israel First trip back to Thailand!
It can enter Arabian airspace Reduce the time it takes to bring Tai home from Israel.
On October 21, 2023, the Air Force arranged an Airbus 340-500 aircraft to leave to pick up Thai in Israel. This is the third flight, with an initial total of 140 evacuees leaving today at 1:30 pm by Air Chief Marshal Phanpakdee Pattanakul, Air Force Commander. Attend a briefing session on the action plan along with giving encouragement to Air Force personnel and working personnel
On Flight 3 of the Royal Thai Air Force will fly through the airspace
Including Myanmar, India, Oman, UAE. Saudi Arabia, Jordan, and landing at Ben-Gurion International Airport, Tel Aviv, Israel, takes about 9 hours instead of 13 hours.
This mission has Air Force personnel performing the mission, which includes a mission team, an administrative team, a medical operation team. Aircraft safety kit The pilot and crew also had personnel from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. and the Ministry of Labor joined in the journey to provide assistance and convenience to the Thai people
For the third flight, the Royal Thai Air Force invited Lt. Col. Charoenchai Kangsamut to join as advisor to the Royal Thai Air Force pilot team. which is the reserve force of Air Force pilots. He is currently the captain of an A330/350 aircraft from Thai Airways. He will do the mission of flying to evacuate Thai people in Israel. To be more efficient The return journey is planned for tomorrow, 22 October at 10:50 am
Ministry of Foreign Affairs I appeal to my Thai brothers and sisters in Israel who have still decided not to return. Consider carefully AND make sure it is in a safe place. As for people who have previously reported their names to the embassy If you change your mind about not returning, you are asked to notify the embassy in advance. To manage seats on each journey as efficiently as possible. And don’t waste the opportunity of others who wish to return too.
The Thai authorities are committed to bringing Thai brothers and sisters in Israel who wish to return to Thailand as soon as possible, safely and for as long as necessary. For concerns about wages that are still unpaid Thai authorities through the Ministry of Labor will definitely follow up. And the Israeli authorities are ready to accept Thai workers back to work in the future. Therefore, I would like to ask Thai workers in Israel to consider safety first.
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