Thai Airways changed flight schedule because of mass protests

News in Asia
Thai Airways changed flight schedule because of mass protests

The third day the main office of national carrier of Thailand Thai Airways International is blocked by antigovernment demonstrators in Bangkok, but it will not cancel any flights.

The third day the main office of national carrier of Thailand Thai Airways International is blocked by antigovernment demonstrators in Bangkok, but as the airline’s representative said, Thai Airways and its unit Thai Smile will not cancel any flights and will operate them as normal. The airlines also warn passengers to leave home at least 4 hours before departure because a lot of capital’s roads are congested or blocked.

The ticketing office at Thai Airways headquarters and at the Government Complex will be closed for the duration of the protests, but the offices at Suvarnabhumi Airport on the 4th floor, Larn Luang and Silom are open.

A few flight codes and flight schedule were changed on 14 January.

Old code                  route              new code   departure    arrival
TG048     Bangkok-Khon Khaen   TG042      15:20        16:15
TG049     Khon Khaen-Bangkok   TG043      17:00        17:55
TG638     Bangkok-Hong Kong      TG606      16:00        19:45
TG639     Hong Kong Bangkok   TG607       20:45       22:30

More information on 02-356-1111 or airlines’ websites.

Source

News

AirAsia opens routes from Shantou and Kaohsiung

Sabah is poised to achieve its target of 3 million tourist arrivals with the launch of two new AirAsia direct flights connecting Shantou and Kaohsiung to Kota Kinabalu on November 16 and 17. 

18 November 2024

Travelers are invited to explore the "Ozone Forest Road”

The "Ozone Forest Road," also known as the "Old Forest Road," stretches 3 kilometers along Phetkasem Road, from Khao Kram to Thap Prik subdistrict, connecting Krabi to Phang Nga. This picturesque route preserves the natural beauty of its Dipterocarpus alatus forest, offering travelers a scenic and tranquil journey.  

09 November 2024

China extends visa-free entry to 12 European countries

China has extended visa-free travel to Poland, Australia, and New Zealand until the end of 2025.

31 July 2024