Thai Airways Cancels More Flights from 29 Sept to 1 Oct

📢 Thai Airways Cancels More Flights from  29 Sept to  1 Oct

THAI Announces Additional Flight Cancellations from 29 September to 1 October 2026

Thai Airways International Public Company Limited (THAI) announces the cancellation of additional flights on certain routes from 29 September to 1 October 2026, as follows:

29 September 2026

International Routes

1. Bangkok – Dhaka, TG339  
2. Bangkok – Seoul, TG658  
3. Bangkok – Bengaluru, TG325  
4. Bangkok – Sapporo, TG670  
5. Bangkok – New Delhi, TG331  

30 September 2026

Domestic Routes

1. Bangkok – Phuket, TG201  
2. Bangkok – Phuket, TG205  
3. Bangkok – Phuket, TG217  
4. Bangkok – Chiang Mai, TG102  
5. Bangkok – Khon Kaen, TG040  
6. Bangkok – Ubon Ratchathani, TG020  
7. Bangkok – Udon Thani, TG002  

International Routes

1. Bangkok – Munich, TG924  
2. Bangkok – Brussels, TG934  
3. Bangkok – Copenhagen, TG950  
4. Bangkok – Zurich, TG970  
5. Bangkok – Amsterdam, TG936  
6. Bangkok – London, TG916  
7. Bangkok – Hong Kong, TG638  
8. Bangkok – Frankfurt, TG922  
9. Bangkok – Taipei, TG632  
10. Bangkok – Osaka, TG622  
11. Bangkok – Seoul, TG656  
12. Bangkok – Tokyo (Narita), TG642  
13. Bangkok – Kuala Lumpur, TG417  
14. Bangkok – Singapore, TG403  
15. Bangkok – Singapore, TG407  
16. Bangkok – New Delhi, TG315  
17. Bangkok – Mumbai, TG317  
18. Bangkok – Sydney, TG475  
19. Bangkok – Tokyo (Haneda), TG660  
20. Bangkok – Manila, TG620  
21. Bangkok – Hong Kong, TG600  

1 October 2026

International Routes

1. Bangkok – Paris, TG930  
2. Bangkok – Brussels, TG934  
3. Bangkok – Milan, TG940  
4. Bangkok – Stockholm, TG960  

Passengers may get further information by contacting THAI Overseas Contact Center at +65 6351 0992, or the THAI Contact Center at +66 2 356 1111, available 24 hours a day, or by email at contact@thaiairways.com.

THAI sincerely apologizes for any inconvenience caused.

Source / Credit: Thai Airways Facebook Page
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