Har jag helt missförstått eller har skytrain börjat trafikera flygplatsen från Bangkok. I så fall tips på hemsida skulle vara bra
Medlem sedan 2008
14 dec. 2009#1
Skytrain till subban
Arkiverad
14 dec. 2009#2
tror inte den går ännu såg öde ut den 6 i alla fall
Medlem sedan 2009
14 dec. 2009#3
Jag tror du får vänta tills april innan du kan åka med tåget
Medlem sedan 2009
14 dec. 2009#4
Hej hur många trådar ska vi ha om denna tåglinje?
det kunde ju vara bra om det gick att klistra en tråd om detta någon stans tills den går i gång.
Det är ju ett intressant ämne .
Medlem sedan 2008
14 dec. 2009#5
Synd Men tack ändå.
Medlem sedan 2009
14 dec. 2009#6
Finns säkert flera trådar!
Medlem sedan 2008
15 dec. 2009#7
Finns säkert flera trådar!
Det låter ju kanon visste inte om det.
Tack Lars.
Medlem sedan 2008
16 dec. 2009#8
Och jag som pga av rubriken trodde att tråden skulle handla om Khonkens bättre hälft!
17 mars 2010#9
Vi får nog vänta ett tag till.
Detta finns att läsa nu och skrevs den 4/3 2010 på Suvarnabhumi Airport hemsida: http://www.airportsuvarnabhumi.com
The State Railway of Thailand is delaying the opening of its Suvarnabhumi Airport Rail Link after it found the developer Siemens would be unable to finish the railway on time.
SRT governor Yutthana Thapcharoen yesterday said his agency had planned to start commercial services between inner Bangkok and Suvarnabhumi airport next month, but Siemens was not ready to hand over the system.
Mr Yutthana said Siemens had not installed all 70 surveillance cameras required along the railway. Radio communications do not cover the link’s tunnel at the airport and the power supply for the railway was not yet stable. The installation of the cameras should be finished next week, and Siemens would then turn its attention to the radio communications and put in place a back-up power supply. “The power supply is a big problem,” Mr Yuthana said. “It must pass tests. Trains will stop if the service starts and encounters a blackout.”
Mr Yutthana said there were also other smaller problems. He had ordered staff to report any problems so he could alert the SRT board, which would then find ways to solve them. Mr Yuthana said it would take three more months to test the 28km, 26 billion baht system after Siemens handed it over to the SRT. The agency will seek compensation from the German company for the delays, Mr Yutthana said.
📦 Den här tråden är arkiverad och går inte att svara på.