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New Thailand airline says it’s really cool
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A new Thailand airline hopes to soon take off, boasting a memorable name.
Really Cool Airlines plans to launch flights by the end of the year.
CEO Patee Sarasin said it will announce route details by the end of June.
Patee is the former chief executive of Thai budget carrier Nok Air.
The new Thailand airline will focus on international routes and has a tagline ‘We Fly the Future.’
Patee has positioned Really Cool Airlines in the hybrid segment, between low cost and full service.
It is one of four new airline startups in the country vying for an operator’s license, the Transport Ministry said.
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