Thai Airports Adjust Flight Paths Due to Shifting Seasonal Winds
The Airports of Thailand (AOT) will adjust flight paths for Suvarnabhumi and Don Mueang airports due to shifting seasonal winds. This may lead to an increase in flights over Bangkok's urban areas.
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