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P.C. Air was a short-lived Thai
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based at
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that operated from 2010 to 2012.


History

The airline was founded by Khun Peter Chan ("P.C.") in 2010. In January 2012, the PC Air's sole aircraft was impounded at South Korea's
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, leaving its passengers without alternative transport. The airline sued its Korean sales agent, Skyjet, and oil company Jae Sin for 1.5 billion baht in compensation for damage to its reputation. Despite attempts to find an investor, the airline ceased operations entirely in the same year after this incident. PC Air was the first airline in Thailand to hire
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flight attendants, they only selected four out of hundreds of applicants based on strict criteria and background check. The aircraft belonging to PC Air is now at Rajamangala University (Pathumthani, Thailand) being renovated in preparation for being used as a training aid for students in the aviation engineering department.


Fleet

As of November 2012, the P.C. Air fleet consisted of the following aircraft: * 1 Airbus A310-200


References


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* {{Airlines of Thailand Defunct airlines of Thailand Airlines established in 2010 Airlines disestablished in 2012 Thai companies established in 2010