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Air People International is a cargo airline based in Bangkok, Thailand. It operates three times weekly cargo flights between Thailand and Dhaka, Bangladesh.
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Air People International is a cargo airline based in Bangkok, Thailand. It operates three times weekly cargo flights between Thailand and Dhaka, Bangladesh.
The airline was established in 1986 as a cargo General Sales Agent. It started operations in 2003 operating under its own code using Antonov An-12 aircraft.
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