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Thai Airways announced on 29 September 2026 that it is cancelling 37 more flights, covering 29 September to 1 October. Five flights are affected on 29 September, 28 on 30 September and four on 1 October. The cancellations include domestic routes and long-haul services to Europe, Asia and Australia. Anyone flying Thai Airways out of Bangkok in this window should check their booking now.
What has been cancelled
The announcement doesn't give a cause. Related headlines on the same page link the disruption to flooding in Bangkok: floods delayed flights and stranded 5,600 bags, and Bangkok's flood disaster zone was cut from 50 districts to 29. The cancelled flights are listed below by day.
29 September (international, all from Bangkok)
| Destination | Flight |
|---|---|
| Dhaka | TG339 |
| Seoul | TG658 |
| Bengaluru | TG325 |
| Sapporo | TG670 |
| New Delhi | TG331 |
30 September: domestic (7 flights)
| Destination | Flight |
|---|---|
| Phuket | TG201, TG205, TG217 |
| Chiang Mai | TG102 |
| Khon Kaen | TG040 |
| Ubon Ratchathani | TG020 |
| Udon Thani | TG002 |
30 September: international (21 flights)
| Region | Destination and flight |
|---|---|
| Europe | Munich TG924, Brussels TG934, Copenhagen TG950, Zurich TG970, Amsterdam TG936, London TG916, Frankfurt TG922 |
| East Asia | Hong Kong TG638 and TG600, Taipei TG632, Osaka TG622, Seoul TG656, Tokyo Narita TG642, Tokyo Haneda TG660 |
| Southeast Asia | Kuala Lumpur TG417, Singapore TG403 and TG407, Manila TG620 |
| South Asia | New Delhi TG315, Mumbai TG317 |
| Oceania | Sydney TG475 |
1 October (international)
| Destination | Flight |
|---|---|
| Paris | TG930 |
| Brussels | TG934 |
| Milan | TG940 |
| Stockholm | TG960 |
What this means if you're travelling
- 30 September has by far the most cancellations, with 28 flights.
- The three cancelled Bangkok to Phuket flights on 30 September matter for southern travellers. Connections to Krabi and Koh Lanta may be affected.
- Europe-bound departures are hit hard on 30 September and 1 October. Scandinavian routes are affected too: Copenhagen on 30 September and Stockholm on 1 October.
- Other airlines are reportedly offering flexible rebooking or fare holds.
- Related articles point to flooding and baggage delays at Suvarnabhumi, so allow extra time.
How to contact Thai Airways
Affected passengers can reach Thai Airways through these channels:
| Channel | Details |
|---|---|
| THAI Overseas Contact Center | +65 6351 0992 |
| THAI Contact Center (24 hours) | +66 2 356 1111 |
| contact@thaiairways.com |
Related headlines
Other stories on the same page, not covered in detail in the article:
- Thai Airways apologised as floods delayed flights and stranded 5,600 bags.
- The Thai Air Force helped with delayed luggage at Suvarnabhumi.
- Six airlines let flood-hit passengers move a flight or hold their fare.
- Thai Asian Games teams were stuck for 8 hours.
Information sourced from The Thaiger.