And I notice the of the airline is a Peter Chan, referred to throughout the story as … wait for it … Mr Peter. 
(The name sounds Chinese, but he’s a Thai national, and Thais always use the first name with honorifics.)
Very cool. Those four ladyboys are gorgeous.
And of course, that should have been the owner of the airline. Not used to the wife’s small netbook, and the word got swallowed somewhere.
Well at least “Mr Peter” didn’t get swallowed.
I’m not really sure what the recruiting process entails.
Story update here: Ladyboys too hot to handle.
I happen to know the writer of the story – he was aboard the, heh, maiden flight last week. Says a lot of people have expressed interest in a follow-up on the story and so wrote this. There may be others to come.
Update: The airline is not doing too well. PC Air – the PC stands for Peter Chan, the owner – has been charter-only since they started flying. About 400 Thais were stranded in Incheon, South Korea this week when authorities there grounded the airline’s sole plane until ground-handling and other fees owed were paid. I think some are still there. And they’re pissed off.
Ouch…so owners changed and the new guy just happens to have the same initials? Or was the original reporting about the fortuneteller off-base?
No, the fortune-teller, Piyo Chantraporn, uses Peter Chan for a business name. Easier for non-Thai speakers and somewhat close to the original.
For such a famous fortune-teller, I’m surprised he didn’t see this coming. 