Thai Airways Cancels 11 Flights Due to Flooding in Bangkok and Vicinity
Thai Airways has cancelled 11 domestic and international flights on September 29–30 due to severe flooding, while working to return baggage from 52 affected flights.
According to a report by Thai Post, Thai Airways has announced the cancellation of 11 domestic and international flights scheduled for September 29–30, 2026. The disruptions are a direct result of severe flooding currently affecting Bangkok and its surrounding provinces.
In addition to the flight cancellations, the airline is managing a backlog of baggage from 52 flights that were impacted between September 26 and 27. Thai Airways has stated that it is working to return these items to passengers as quickly as possible. To facilitate this, the airline has established a tracking system and is offering a service to deliver luggage directly to the addresses provided by passengers through a registered QR code system.
For travelers and residents, these disruptions may cause significant delays in travel plans and baggage retrieval. It is essential for those with upcoming flights or those still awaiting luggage to monitor official airline communications closely. At this time, it remains to be confirmed how long the flooding will continue to impact flight operations and whether further cancellations will be necessary. Passengers are advised to check their flight status directly with Thai Airways or through their booking agents before heading to the airport.
