Revenue from sales and services increased by Baht 4,952 million or 2.5 percent increase in income causes a low rate due to fierce competition. And law enforcement areas of China. Including the impact of the year 2556, the Company and its subsidiaries had total revenue of 211,605 million baht, down from last year's 1,925 million baht or 0.9 per cent as a result of the consolidated financial statements prior year revenues Revenue from transport. which accounted for 93.0 percent of total revenue totaled 196,850 million baht, an increase of 4,618 million baht last year, or 2.4 per cent, partly due to the system accounts for a ticket. The recognition of revenue from tickets. You can save separate accounts and commission income, while the system was originally recorded as net income. (Revenues less commissions), which this year is worth 2,679 million baht Commission recorded in passenger revenue. And costs associated with sales and advertising. As a result, passenger revenue rose in the same amount as costs related to the sale and advertising without any impact on income. The number of Nok Air Excluding the revenue of the Company and its subsidiary Nok Air. Revenue rose to 5,887 million baht fare revenue and the excess weight. Revenue passengers and excess baggage charges 172 335 million baht, increased 6,849 million baht or 4.1 per cent as a result of this year, the Company recognized revenue from sales commission Tickets (Sales Commission) paid to sales agents of 2679. million baht from the development of new ticketing system accounts mentioned above. The passenger traffic (Revenue Passenger - Kilometer: RPK) increased by 4.6 percent, totaling 7,400 million baht, while the average passenger revenue per unit. (Including fuel surcharge and insurance premiums) fell 0.07 baht, or 2.6 percent, as a result of the strengthening of the baht relative to the rate of exchange in 2555, the revenue per unit on Thai Baht discount. down about 0.13 baht, or approximately $ 8,071 million baht revenue by region.
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