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Yes I’m french , Bob ;
hope you can understand our language ..on a french newspaper forum
Fred, Are you French?
Bonjour U Tapao n’est pas ou ne sera pas le troisième aéroport international de Thaïlande;
Celui de Chiang Mai ainsi que celui de Udon Thani ( et certainement d’autres ) sont déjà des aéroports internationaux , même si leur trafic n’est pas comparable a celui de U Tapao .
Autre sujet, TGV ? avec une dizaine d’arrêts en 220 km peut-on encore parler d’un TGV surtout qu’il était question dans un premier temps d’une vitesse de 200 km/h qui sera théoriquement ramenée a 160 km/h, la vitesse de la plupart des trains dits ” rapide ” en France .
On est très loin des 320 km’h du TGV français ou du Shinkansen LO qui roule a 505 km/h
https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shinkansen_L0
Cordialement
Fred Lafleur qui vit en Issan depuis plus de dix ans, c’est a dire loin du tumulte des grandes agglomérations.
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