Thai Airways Suspends Cargo Operations Over Severe Flooding
The suspension will let the airline clear delayed freight and restore normal service as flood-related staff shortages leave the warehouse packed.
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BANGKOK, Sept 30 (Reuters) – Floods in Thailand have caused the temporary shutdown of four Toyota plants and suspension of cargo operations of flag carrier Thai Airways, the companies said on Wednesday. • The capital Bangkok was declared a disaster-affected zone after it was hit with heavy rainfall of 320 mm (12.6 inches) in just three days late last week, nearly as much as the city typically has in all of September. • Flooding has disrupted…
Thai Airways Suspends Cargo Operations Over Severe Flooding
Last Updated on September 30, 2026 by Jeff Tomas BANGKOK – Thai Airways is officially pausing all inbound and outbound cargo intake at its Suvarnabhumi Airport warehouse. This sudden halt applies directly to the airline’s primary freight handling facility located in Bangkok. The major carrier made this difficult choice to handle a rapidly growing crisis […] <p>The post Thai Airways Suspends Cargo Operations Over Severe Flooding first appeared on…
Thai Airways, Thailand's largest airline, has suspended cargo imports and exports at Suvarnabhumi Airport for one week starting September 30 due to flooding. Suvarnabhumi Airport, the country's largest airport located near the capital Bangkok, has been experiencing ongoing disruptions since around September 24 due to flooding. This has led to staff shortages, particularly at Thai Airways, and has resulted in over 5,600 pieces of checked baggage …
THAI suspends incoming, outgoing, and transshipment of cargo at Suvarnabhumi Airport from October 1-6, 2026, due to flooding impacting manpower and resulting in a large backlog of goods. Exemptions include diplomatic documents, human remains, and mail. The post THAI suspends incoming and outgoing cargo at Suvarnabhumi Airport from October 1-6, 2026, due to flooding impacting manpower appeared first on Business News Online.
BANGKOK: Thai Airways has suspended the acceptance of incoming and outgoing cargo for seven days at its warehouse at Suvarnabhumi Airport, effective from September 30 to October 6, 2026, after flooding affected staff attendance and caused a backlog of goods. Airports of Thailand (AOT) said Thai Airways' cargo operations division issued a notice of the temporary suspension on Tuesday. Thai Airways said, ...
Thai Airways Public Company Limited has issued an announcement from its Cargo Operations Department regarding the suspension of incoming, outgoing, and transshipment cargo acceptance.
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