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Tuesday, September 29, 2026

Thai Airways to clear 5,000 bags stranded at Bangkok airport, CEO says

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29 Sep 2026 01:21PM

BANGKOK, Sept 29 : Around 5,000 bags from Thai Airways flights remain at Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi Airport following intense rain and flooding in the Thai capital, but these would be cleared within 72 hours, the airline's chief executive Chai Eamsiri told reporters on Tuesday.

Source: Reuters

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