Parents seek police probe after 45 students left without flights for China trip
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Parents from three schools asked Suvarnabhumi Airport police on 16 October to investigate a China study trip organiser after 45 students had no flight tickets on 15 October. Each paid 39,900 baht. One school has been fully refunded, another partly, and a third not at all.
Why it matters
The case involves students from schools in Bangkok, Nonthaburi and Chonburi who paid 39,900 baht each for a short course, and parents are asking police to investigate the organiser.
Key dates
- 11 OctoberThe organiser told families the trip would go to Beijing instead of Xi'an because the Xi'an dormitory could not house the group.
- 15 OctoberStudents, teachers and parents arrived at Suvarnabhumi for a Thai Vietjet flight and were told no tickets had been booked. The organiser agreed to refund everyone that day.
- 16 OctoberParents from three schools filed a complaint at Suvarnabhumi Airport Police Station.
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