Bangkok: The ‘Phumithan Phai’ column is delving into the reasons behind two Royal Thai Police helicopter crashes occurring within a single month. This investigation follows concerns raised about inadequate repair budgets allocated for malfunctioning helicopters, which are reportedly putting pilots’ lives at significant risk each time they operate these aircraft.

According to Thai News Agency, the issue has gained attention after repeated queries regarding the quality and sufficiency of funds dedicated to maintaining police helicopters. The current repair budgets are deemed substandard, leading to compromised safety for the pilots tasked with flying these helicopters. As a result, there is a growing call for scrutiny and transparency in the allocation and use of these budgets to prevent further incidents and ensure the safety of the personnel involved.

The investigation underscores the need for accountability in the management of repair funds, highlighting the potential dangers posed by neglecting proper maintenance standards. As the situation unfolds, there is an increased focus on the processes and decisions impacting the safety and efficacy of the Royal Thai Police’s aerial operations.