Tagged: AIS RSS

  • Tom 7:32 pm on November 29, 2009 Permalink
    Tags: AIS, Consumer, DTAC, electro-magnetic, , Hutch, , , mobile service providers, , providers, , sims, , sms spamming, TOT, tower, True Corporation, TT&T   

    Telecommunication problems on the rise 

    Major mobile service providers including TOT, DTAC and AIS host a meeting along with consumer protection institutes to discuss consumer problems.

    Consumer problems and complaints included topics on the distribution of fake sims, sms spamming, limited time usage on prepaid numbers, and lack of signal strength in some areas were discussed at the meeting.

    Another problem that was of great concern was mobile phone towers that failed to meet the standards issued by the National Telecommunications Commission. Residents living near the towers experienced violent electrical appliance and circuit breaker explosions during rain and storms. Other residents feared health issues involving fatigue and reduction of mental concentration due to electro-magnetic radiation emissions from the towers. (More …)

     
  • Tom 7:59 pm on September 4, 2009 Permalink
    Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , flight information, AIS, , phones, Airports Flight Info, , SIM card, SIM, card, air travel business operators, , operators, , Thai airport, , , Chiang Rai Airport, Hat Yai Airport, , , , flight schedules, schedules, accommodates, airline staff, tour agencies, currently, , WAP   

    AOT joins hands with i-access and AIS to offer “Access flight info of every airline on mobile phone” 

    AOT launches the service 'Airports Flight Info'

    AOT launches the service 'Airports Flight Info'

    It is to provide people and travelers with convenient and quick access to accurate flight information via AIS based mobile phones anytime and anywhere, together with the debut of Airports Flight Info SIM, a special SIM card designed for air travel business operators, to enhance management potentials, support country’s aviation business and lift Thai airport operations to international standard.

    Serirat Prasutanond, President of AOT, disclosed “The AOT’s main policy is to develop management business and operate the respective airports with excellent services and international standard facilities in order to support country development, benefit service users and continually generate fair returns to business alliances, air transportation industry and employees. In particular, such wireless technology as mobile phones has been applied to facilitate the information infrastructure for aviation business as the additional information distribution channel and alternative to access information in response to today’s people lifestyle which is always on the move. (More …)

     
c
compose new post
j
next post/next comment
k
previous post/previous comment
r
reply
e
edit
o
show/hide comments
t
go to top
l
go to login
h
show/hide help
esc
cancel