Suvarnabhumi:The Assistant Commander-in-Chief of the Royal Thai Air Force visited Suvarnabhumi Airport to inspect operations and boost the morale of soldiers assisting with baggage handling.

According to Thai News Agency, Air Chief Marshal Anurak Rommanarak, along with a team from the Royal Thai Air Force Disaster Relief Center, met with Air Force personnel at the airport. The purpose of the visit was to understand the challenges faced by the soldiers and to provide encouragement for their national duty.

Since September 27, 2016, the Royal Thai Air Force has deployed 200 conscripted soldiers from the Air Force Infantry Command at Suvarnabhumi Airport to assist with baggage, goods, and parcel management. This effort aims to ensure timely and safe delivery, thereby enhancing the confidence of both Thai and international travelers.

The mission at Suvarnabhumi Airport is not only about supporting service operations but also about maintaining high service standards and creating a positive impression for travelers. During the visit, the Assistant Commander-in-Chief engaged directly with personnel to discuss their working conditions and challenges, allowing for the consideration of necessary support and solutions.

To further support the soldiers, food, drinks, and essential supplies were distributed, highlighting the Royal Thai Air Force's commitment to both mission success and personnel well-being. The approach underscores the importance of listening and providing support, ensuring personnel are prepared and motivated to fulfill their crucial national duties effectively.