Bangkok,, The Royal Thai Air Force plans a 13-hour mission to pick up and deliver “Pang Nanode” from Indonesia to Nakhon Si Thammarat, sending “Commando-Hanuman” to strictly control the C-130 aircraft.
On June 3, 2024, Air Chief Marshal Boonlert Andara, spokesman for the Royal Thai Air Force, revealed that the Royal Thai Air Force has supported the aircraft. On a mission to pick up Mr. Chawalit Thongduang or Pang Nanode, the accused, according to the Royal Thai Police Office. and the Ministry of Justice Request support which the Air Force has considered The aircraft that is suitable for this mission is the C-130.
In this regard, the relevant agencies have prepared two plans: On June 4, 2024, the C-130 aircraft will depart from Military Airport 2 Don Mueang in the morning to Halim Air Base. Republic of Indonesia Travel time is approximately 5 hours.
Then do a ground mission for about 2 hours before departing from Halim Air Base. Direct to Nakhon Si Thammarat International Airport Travel time is approximate
ly 4 hours when arriving at Nakhon Si Thammarat International Airport. It will take approximately 1 hour to complete the process, then you will fly back to Bangkok immediately, including the total time from Indonesia. Arrive at Nakhon Si Thammarat International Airport approximately 13 hours.
Thai officials joined the traveling group, including officials from the Institute of Aviation Medicine. Chief of Staff and police commando Including the special inspection team ‘Hanuman’ of the Central Investigation Police. In total, there were more than 40 people operating to move the suspects this time.
Air Chief Marshal Boonlert also said that in the case where there is news that the Airbus 320 will be used by the Royal Thai Air Force, Because it was previously considered Both in terms of the convenience of the officers and expenses It was determined that the C-130 aircraft was more suitable. Both in terms of safety, operation, carefulness and strictness. Including being in better condition
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fficers have coordinated with police officers in Indonesia. to Indonesian police officers He was the one who detained Mr. Chawalit. sent to Thai police officers at Nakhon Si Thammarat International Airport Which is currently in the process of coordinating with those involved. As for the Air Force, it is ready. and can work immediately when ordered.
Source: Thai News Agency