The announcement also addressed the latest operational advances since the company announced its establishment in March.
Patee said that all preparations including regulatory requirements, operational support, aircraft procurement, technological backup, and talent recruitment and training, had now been completed.
“That will allow us to meet the planned take-off date,” he added.
The airline expects to obtain the Air Operator’s Certificate (AOC), which permits the use of aircraft for commercial purposes, from the Civil Aviation Authority of Thailand (CAAT) by January of next year.
In July, CAAT granted Really Cool its Air Operating Licence, the first requirement for operating air services.
He explained that the priorities going forward will focus on operational progress while also raising funds, maintaining partnerships, and managing costs.
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