The Latest Breaking News from Thai Airways

Thai Airways suspends cargo flights until October 6; passengers face baggage issues

Thai Airways has halted all inbound and outbound cargo flights until October 6 due to severe flooding. The flooding has significantly affected operations at Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi Airport, causing numerous cancellations and delays. Thai Airways CEO Chai Eamsiri has apologized for the inconveniences faced by passengers during this period. Additionally, Toyota…

The Economic Times · Sep 30

Thailand's government approves emergency funding after deadly floods that impacted millions

Thailand's government has approved $122 million in emergency funds for flood victims

The Independent UK · Sep 29

Auckland flights to resume

Thai Airways International will resume direct flights between Bangkok and Auckland next year.

Bangkok Post · Aug 22

Taiwan-bound Typhoon Bavi could disrupt air travel

Thai Airways International has advised passengers travelling from and to Taiwan to monitor their flight schedules between Thursday and Sunday as super typhoon Bavi is moving toward the island.

Bangkok Post · Jul 9

Thailand approves $2 billion in new investments

The Board of Investment has had approved $1.99 billion worth of new investment projects, led by Nestle and Thai Airways International.

Bangkok Post · Jul 9

‘All suspects identified’ in flight crew heroin smuggling case

Authorities have identified all members of the gang that used a Thai flight attendant to smuggle heroin into Australia, including suspects in Laos, according to the Office of the Narcotics Control Board.

Bangkok Post · Jul 7

Another arrest in heroin trafficking case

One more suspect has been arrested in the heroin trafficking case linked to a Thai Airways flight attendant arrested in Australia on June 25, the Narcotics Suppression Bureau says (NSB).

Bangkok Post · Jul 5

Heroin carried by Thai air hostess traced to Myanmar

Police tracing the heroin carried to Australia by a Thai Airways air hostess believe it was produced in Myanmar and smuggled into northern Thailand through Laos.

Bangkok Post · Jul 5

Innocent until proven ignorant?

The sadly typical story of a Thai citizen being taken into custody in a foreign country on drug smuggling allegations should be almost too mundane to merit meaningful discussion, yet the national interest in the case involving a Thai Airways flight attendant has raised some points of note, notably what…

Bangkok Post · Jul 4

Courier ‘sorry’ for delivering drugs to flight attendant

The man who delivered a parcel containing heroin to the home of a Thai Airways flight attendant who was later arrested in Australia has apologised for the trouble he caused her.

Bangkok Post · Jul 4