3three phrases banned at Thailand’s airports

Unless you want to land your self a jail sentence and a hefty fantastic, there are three phrases you must avoid saying in Thai airports and through flights, warns Airports of Thailand (AOT).
Quick took to Facebook yesterday to remind passengers of their coverage of what’s unacceptable to say and do in an airport following the controversy attributable to a Thai model on social media yesterday, who filmed herself deliberately repeating the phrase “bomb” (raberd) at Suvarnabhumi Airport in Bangkok.
Nisamanee “Nut” Lertvorapong drew criticism on-line for sneakily fitting the word “bomb” into her sentences across the airport – e.g., “I need to eat noodles with fish ball bombs,” “your costume is the bomb.”
Some netizens said the mannequin was solely making a joke which shouldn’t be taken so critically. Others said that such stunts may cause the flight to be delayed if heard by employees, who’ve to offload all luggage to be checked via machine and conduct further security checks.
According to AOT, three words are categorically forbidden to say in the airport or during a flight – 1) “bomb/explode” (raberd), 2) “terrorist attack” (kankorkanrai), and 3) “hijack” (jee khruangbin or plon khruangbin).
AOT warned that making false claims on the airport or plane which is more likely to cause panic is against the law punishable by no more than five years and/or a fantastic of not extra than 200,000 baht.
If a false declare or motion causes hazard to the aircraft throughout a flight then the offender is liable to be punished with a prison sentence between five and 15 years and/or a nice between 200,000 – 600,000 baht.
AOT’s coverage additionally forbids passengers to cause panic by making statements corresponding to, “the aeroplane is going to crash,” writing the phrase “bomb” on an plane window, or throwing your bag at passengers/staff and operating away.
There are not any stories to recommend that Nisamanee was arrested or summoned regarding her stunts at Suvarnabhumi yesterday..