BANGKOK, Thailand – Thai Airways has announced the cancellation of 37 additional flights from September 29 to October 1, as flooding in Bangkok and surrounding areas continues to disrupt airline operations.
For September 29, five international flights have been cancelled:
- TG339 Bangkok–Dhaka
- TG658 Bangkok–Seoul
- TG325 Bangkok–Bangalore
- TG670 Bangkok–Sapporo
- TG331 Bangkok–New Delhi
For September 30, seven domestic flights have been cancelled:
- TG201 Bangkok–Phuket
- TG205 Bangkok–Phuket
- TG217 Bangkok–Phuket
- TG102 Bangkok–Chiang Mai
- TG040 Bangkok–Khon Kaen
- TG020 Bangkok–Ubon Ratchathani
- TG002 Bangkok–Udon Thani
A further 21 international flights scheduled for September 30 have also been cancelled:
- TG924 Bangkok–Munich
- TG934 Bangkok–Brussels
- TG950 Bangkok–Copenhagen
- TG970 Bangkok–Zurich
- TG936 Bangkok–Amsterdam
- TG916 Bangkok–London
- TG638 Bangkok–Hong Kong
- TG922 Bangkok–Frankfurt
- TG632 Bangkok–Taipei
- TG622 Bangkok–Osaka
- TG656 Bangkok–Seoul
- TG642 Bangkok–Tokyo Narita
- TG417 Bangkok–Kuala Lumpur
- TG403 Bangkok–Singapore
- TG407 Bangkok–Singapore
- TG315 Bangkok–New Delhi
- TG317 Bangkok–Mumbai
- TG475 Bangkok–Sydney
- TG660 Bangkok–Tokyo Haneda
- TG620 Bangkok–Manila
- TG600 Bangkok–Hong Kong
For October 1, four international flights have been cancelled:
- TG930 Bangkok–Paris
- TG934 Bangkok–Brussels
- TG940 Bangkok–Milan
- TG960 Bangkok–Stockholm
Thai Airways said passengers can obtain further information through the THAI Overseas Contact Center at +65 6351 0992 or the THAI Contact Center at +66 2 356 1111, both available 24 hours a day. Passengers can also contact the airline by email at [email protected]. The latest cancellations add to continuing disruption at Suvarnabhumi Airport, where flooding has also affected ground operations and caused significant baggage delays and flight disruptions.
