That's geek speak. It means that One-Two-Go is in serious trouble. I thought that it was too extreme for an airline to cease its operations for two months. On the same day as One-Two-Go planned to halt its service, the airline has been hit hard by a 30-day flight suspension.
Civil Aviation Department Director-General Chaisak Angkasuwan told a press conference, "All defects must be solved within 30 days. In case of negligence or incomplete action, the department can further suspend the service or revoke the licences. The department will file criminal suits against their pilots, inspectors and the companies in two weeks."
Most interesting is this:
The department will also suspend the licences of One-Two-Go's seven pilots – six Indonesians and one Venezuelan — due to false documentation. Two Thai pilots have also suspended for 30 days on a similar charge.
One-Two-Go will apparently come back as a regular airline — maybe.
A lot of people will be very happy with this news.