Cockpit Windshield Crack Forces Thai Airways Flight Back to Shanghai, Larger Aircraft Deployed
A Thai Airways flight from Shanghai to Bangkok returned to its departure airport after pilots spotted a crack in the left cockpit windshield
A Thai Airways flight from Shanghai to Bangkok returned to its departure airport after pilots spotted a crack in the left cockpit windshield
The Thai Meteorological Department warns of thunderstorms, winds and hail on November 5-7, followed by heavy to very heavy rain in the south, with the risk of flooding and landslides
Virgin Atlantic has launched a seasonal nonstop London Heathrow–Phuket service, operating three times weekly through March 26, 2027, to meet winter demand
LOT Polish Airlines and Thai Airways plan a codeshare partnership for summer 2027, expanding connections across selected destinations in Europe and Asia-Pacific
Marriott International will add seven hotels and 1,262 rooms across Bangkok, Pattaya and Phuket, introducing three brands to Thailand for the first time
Emirates Holidays has launched a Thailand Pass offering customers discounts of up to 40% on shopping, dining, and attractions across Thailand
More than 1.14 million households and 3.14 million people remain affected by flooding across 27 Thai provinces and Bangkok, officials say
Starting October 16, Thai airports can open suspicious suitcases without the owner present, including by cutting locks or zippers. What else is new
Since September 16, flooding has affected 3.54 million people across Thailand and taken 24 lives. Thai Airways has cut flights and opened a 24-hour baggage collection area. More heavy rain announced
Heavy to very heavy rain is forecast across Thailand through September 27, with authorities warning of possible flash floods and road disruptions
New route increases travel between popular destinations