Thai Airways Set to Resume All Flights on October 3
Thai Airways announced it will operate all flights on 3 October after reducing services due to flooding at Suvarnabhumi Airport that caused baggage backlogs and staff shortages. The airline cut nine flights on 2 October to match capacity and will open its ticket office on Vibhavadi Rangsit Road over the weekend to assist passengers. It promises to review the incident and improve procedures to prevent future disruptions.
Thai Airways says it will operate all flights on 3 October, mobilizing all departments to serve passengers and tourists. It pledges to review the situation and improve management to prevent future impacts.
On 2 October, reporters said that after a crisis at Suvarnabhumi Airport, many passengers and tourists were affected due to over ten thousand pieces of stranded luggage, delayed flights, and subsequent cancellations caused by flooding that prevented ground staff from reporting to work. Thai Airways management announced the cancellation of several flights starting 28 September.
Recently, Thai Airways Public Company Limited has accelerated flight management and mobilized resources across all sectors to prepare for full service on 3 October 2026. For 2 October, the airline reduced nine flights to match its operational capacity.
The airline will open its ticket office at the company headquarters on Vibhavadi Rangsit Road on Saturday 3 and Sunday 4 October 2026 from 08:00 to 17:00 to provide an additional channel for passenger assistance.
Thai Airways thanks passengers for their understanding and cooperation during the situation and apologizes for any inconvenience. It will use the experience from this incident to review and improve its management procedures to avoid future impacts on passengers.
