Don Mueang Airport Welcomes Inaugural 'Pattaya Airways' Cargo Flight from Yangon
Don Mueang Airport in Bangkok, Thailand, has welcomed the inaugural scheduled cargo flight of 'Pattaya Airways' from Yangon, Myanmar. The new service is expected to handle 120 tons of cargo per month, bolstering logistics between the two nations.
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