BANGKOK, Thailand – Thai Airways International has announced additional flight cancellations on domestic and international routes from 29 September to 1 October, as flooding in Bangkok and surrounding areas continues to disrupt airport operations. The cancellations affect five international flights on 29 September, 28 flights on 30 September including seven domestic and 21 international services, and four international flights on 1 October.

Thai Airways Grounds 14 Flights as Bangkok Flooding Hits Airport Operations

On 29 September, the cancelled international services are Bangkok–Dhaka TG339, Bangkok–Seoul TG658, Bangkok–Bengaluru TG325, Bangkok–Sapporo TG670 and Bangkok–New Delhi TG331. On 30 September, the cancelled domestic flights are Bangkok–Phuket TG201, TG205 and TG217, Bangkok–Chiang Mai TG102, Bangkok–Khon Kaen TG040, Bangkok–Ubon Ratchathani TG020 and Bangkok–Udon Thani TG002. The international cancellations that day cover Bangkok–Munich TG924, Bangkok–Brussels TG934, Bangkok–Copenhagen TG950, Bangkok–Zurich TG970, Bangkok–Amsterdam TG936, Bangkok–London TG916, Bangkok–Hong Kong TG638, Bangkok–Frankfurt TG922, Bangkok–Taipei TG632, Bangkok–Osaka TG622, Bangkok–Seoul TG656, Bangkok–Tokyo Narita TG642, Bangkok–Kuala Lumpur TG417, Bangkok–Singapore TG403 and TG407, Bangkok–New Delhi TG315, Bangkok–Mumbai TG317, Bangkok–Sydney TG475, Bangkok–Tokyo Haneda TG660, Bangkok–Manila TG620 and Bangkok–Hong Kong TG600.

On 1 October, the cancelled international flights are Bangkok–Paris TG930, Bangkok–Brussels TG934, Bangkok–Milan TG940 and Bangkok–Stockholm TG960. Passengers seeking further information can contact the THAI Overseas Contact Centre at +65 6351 0992 or the THAI Contact Centre at +66 2 356 1111, both available 24 hours a day, or email contact@thaiairways.com. THAI has apologised for any inconvenience caused by the cancellations.

-Thailand News (TN)