Suvarnabhumi Airport Ends Free Parking for Flood Victims
Suvarnabhumi International Airport has ended its complimentary parking service for vehicle owners affected by recent floods. Owners of vehicles temporarily parked on airport grounds will now be required to pay standard parking fees.
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