Thai Aviation Sector Sees 3% Drop in Passengers, Flights in Q3; Fuel Prices and PSC Hikes Pressure Airlines and Tourists
Thailand's aviation sector experienced a decline of over 3% in both passenger numbers and flight frequencies during the third quarter, according to statistics released by the Civil Aviation Authority of Thailand (CAAT). Rising fuel prices and increased Passenger Service Charges (PSC) are placing economic pressure on airlines and tourists alike.
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