Thai Airways International Public Company Limited (SET: THAI) has announced additional flight cancellations and schedule changes covering October 1–3, 2026, as the airline continues efforts to manage the ongoing disruption to its operations.
In a statement issued on September 30, THAI said it would cancel a number of domestic and international services over the three-day period, while also adjusting the schedule of another international flight.
For October 1, THAI will cancel the following domestic round-trip services:
- Bangkok–Phuket: TG201/TG202 and TG217/TG218
- Bangkok–Chiang Mai: TG122/TG123 and TG114/TG115
- Bangkok–Ubon Ratchathani: TG020/TG021
- Bangkok–Khon Kaen: TG040/TG041
- Bangkok–Chiang Rai: TG132/TG133
- Bangkok–Hat Yai: TG267/TG268
- Bangkok–Udon Thani: TG008/TG009
The airline will also cancel the following international round-trip services:
- Bangkok–Frankfurt: TG922/TG923
- Bangkok–Singapore: TG403/TG404
- Bangkok–New Delhi: TG315/TG316
- Bangkok–Mumbai: TG317/TG318
- Bangkok–Hanoi: TG564/TG565
Meanwhile, TG401 from Bangkok to Singapore will have its schedule changed, departing Bangkok at 3:40 a.m. on October 2 and arriving in Singapore at 7:00 a.m. local time on the same day.
For October 2, THAI will cancel the following domestic services:
- Bangkok–Ubon Ratchathani: TG020/TG021
- Bangkok–Udon Thani: TG002/TG003
- Bangkok–Khon Kaen: TG040/TG041
- Bangkok–Chiang Mai: TG122/TG123
- Bangkok–Phuket: TG201/TG202 and TG217/TG218
The airline will also cancel these international services:
- Bangkok–Copenhagen: TG950/TG951
- Bangkok–Taipei: TG632/TG633
- Bangkok–Singapore: TG413/TG414
- Bangkok–Seoul: TG656
On October 3, THAI will cancel the Bangkok–Amsterdam round-trip service TG936/TG937, as well as flight TG657 from Seoul to Bangkok.
The latest cancellations come as THAI continues to deal with significant operational disruption at its Bangkok hub, following days of flight delays, baggage backlogs and previous flight cancellations.
THAI has recently accelerated efforts to clear delayed baggage at Suvarnabhumi Airport, deploying additional personnel and resources to sort and deliver passengers’ luggage. The airline previously said baggage from 52 flights operated on September 26–27 was being processed for delivery, while 34 flights experienced delays on September 28.
THAI Cargo has also temporarily suspended the acceptance of inbound and outbound cargo at its cargo warehouse from September 30 to October 6, citing the impact of flooding on staff availability and warehouse operations.
In its latest announcement, THAI said it was closely monitoring and urgently addressing the situation until operations return to normal.
The airline apologized to passengers for the inconvenience and advised affected travelers to contact the THAI Contact Center at +66 2 356 1111, overseas THAI Contact Centers in countries where the airline operates, or [email protected] for further information. The contact center is available 24 hours a day.
