One-Two-stop

From
Bangkok Post

The Civil Aviation Department has ordered One-Two-Go airlines to halt
operations for 30 days due to substandard operations and revoked or
suspended the flying licences of nine of its pilots.

The Civil Aviation Department has ordered One-Two-Go airlines to halt
operations for 30 days due to substandard operations and revoked or
suspended the flying licences of nine of its pilots.

Chaisak Angsuwan, director-general of the department, said suspension
of the airline's Air Operator Certificate was effective from today.

The department had found shortcomings in the airline's aviation
operations, flight schedules and maintenance, along with a lack of
quality assurance.

The low-cost airline had violated aviation safety regulations and
lacked proper airline management.

The flying licences of seven of the airline's foreign pilots were
revoked, six Indonesians and a Venezuelan, and the licences of two
Thai pilots suspended.