Thai Airways Cancels 50 Flights, Reschedules One for Oct 1-3
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Thai Airways announced on September 30 that it will cancel 50 flights and adjust the schedule of one flight between October 1 and 3, 2026. Domestic cancellations on October 1 include Bangkok-Phuket (TG201/TG202), Bangkok-Chiang Mai (TG122/TG123), Bangkok-Ubon Ratchathani (TG020/TG021), Bangkok-Khon Kaen (TG040/TG041), Bangkok-Chiang Rai (TG132/TG133), another Bangkok-Phuket flight (TG217/TG218), Bangkok-Chiang Mai (TG114/TG115), Bangkok-Hat Yai (TG267/TG268) and Bangkok-Udon Thani (TG008/TG009). International cancellations on the same day cover Bangkok-Frankfurt (TG922/TG923), Bangkok-Singapore (TG403/TG404), Bangkok-New Delhi (TG315/TG316), Bangkok-Mumbai (TG317/TG318) and Bangkok-Hanoi (TG564/TG565). The only schedule change is for Bangkok-Singapore flight TG401, which will depart Bangkok at 03:40 on October 2 and arrive in Singapore at 07:00 local time the same day. On October 2, further domestic cancellations affect Bangkok-Ubon Ratchathani, Bangkok-Udon Thani, Bangkok-Khon Kaen, Bangkok-Chiang Mai, Bangkok-Phuket (TG201/TG202) and Bangkok-Phuket (TG217/TG218); international flights cancelled include Bangkok-Copenhagen (TG950/TG951), Bangkok-Taipei (TG632/TG633), Bangkok-Singapore (TG413/TG414) and Bangkok-Seoul (TG656). On October 3, the airline cancels Bangkok-Amsterdam (TG936/TG937) and the return Seoul-Bangkok flight (TG657). Thai Airways said it is actively monitoring the situation and will restore normal operations as soon as possible. Passengers can contact the THAI Contact Center at +66 2 356 1111, overseas contact centres, visit the airline’s website or email contact@thaiairways.com for assistance.
