Ministry of Transport Demands Urgent Resolution to Thai Airways Baggage Delays
Thailand's Deputy Minister of Transport has called for immediate action from Thai Airways to address ongoing passenger baggage delays, with an emergency board meeting being considered.
According to a report by Thai Post on September 29, 2026, Siripong Angkasakulkiat, the Deputy Minister of Transport, has publicly addressed the persistent issue of delayed passenger luggage involving Thai Airways. The Ministry has expressed significant concern regarding the backlog of baggage, which has caused inconvenience for travelers and raised questions about the airline's operational efficiency.
For residents and international travelers, this situation highlights potential risks of luggage delays when flying with the national carrier. The Ministry is currently pushing for a swift resolution to restore service standards. As a next step, officials are considering the proposal of an urgent board meeting to discuss specific measures to clear the backlog and prevent future occurrences.
While the Ministry has signaled its intent to intervene, the specific timeline for these corrective measures and the exact cause of the current backlog remain to be confirmed. Travelers are advised to monitor official announcements from Thai Airways regarding their baggage handling status and to prepare for potential disruptions until the situation is fully resolved.
