There is likely to be an air collision over bkk soonish

[Exexpat]

That's my prediction.

Holding patterns sometimes occur near our house. I'm watching one now from our bedroom balcony. I've just seen something scary - two airliners flying almost side by side. By that I mean they were within 500 metres of each others altitude, and a few seconds apart on exactly the same trajectory.

I've seen several similar eyebrow raisers over recent months, the sort of thing I've never seen over the busier skies of London.

[Pat]

Saw several take offs while at ChaengWattana today, had a good view. Some of the rapid climbs looked a bit reckless. I'm flying Lion Air end of the month and those propellers look a bit rickety.

Anyone ever used Lion Air?

[Guest]

scariest flight of my life on Lion Air. Seat belt was held in place with gaffer tape and the trolly dolly tied a rope around the emergency exit "to prevent it popping off again"

[Voɔɒlnɘɒl]

^ Worried about flying? Go for a flight in a light aircraft of some kind. They toss and turn so much you will never worry again on a big aircraft. As for Lion Air. Any landing is a good one so the fact the aircraft was on the ground for you to board should have been solace enough.

[crazy dog]

Saw several take offs while at ChaengWattana today, had a good view. Some of the rapid climbs looked a bit reckless. I'm flying Lion Air end of the month and those propellers look a bit rickety.

Anyone ever used Lion Air?

They get 2 star for safety, the worst in the country I think. Was going to use them to Udon, but decided on the train instead