Thai airlines suspend operations due to flooding

BANGKOK, Thailand - The electronic signboard for departures at Don Mueang airport in northern Bangkok show flight cancellations by Thai budget airlines Nok Air and Orient Thai on Oct. 25, 2011, as flood waters reached Bangkok's main domestic airport. (Kyodo)

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BANGKOK, Thailand - An employee (L) of Nok Air, a Thai budget airline, explains to passengers the airline has been forced to suspend operations for safety reasons at Don Mueang airport in northern Bangkok on Oct. 25, 2011. Flood waters have reached Bangkok's main domestic airport. (Kyodo)

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