Airports in Bangkok paralyzed: three flights to Samui and Techo canceled!

Airports in Bangkok paralyzed: three flights to Samui and Techo canceled!

In Bangkok, a wave of flight cancellations is causing chaos and increasing frustration among travelers. Suvarnabhumi International Airport has experienced significant disruption in recent days, particularly on key routes to Samui and Techo International destinations. Flights with ATR and A320 aircraft are particularly affected, with a total of three flights being canceled. Travelers should prepare for unexpected changes and consider alternative booking options. So reported Travel and Tour World about the canceled flights, including flight BKP121 to Samui, which was scheduled for Friday and Saturday at 7:30 a.m.

The route to Techo International was also affected by the cancellation of flight SWM675, scheduled for Friday at 2:10 p.m. Many passengers are forced to reorient themselves and take on rebooked flights. Why these cancellations occurred remains unclear. Weather conditions or operational difficulties could play a role. What is clear, however, is that demand for flights to Samui is high, which further exacerbates the situation. Travelers should monitor flight status through official channels while remaining patient, especially during peak travel times.

Worldwide flight cancellations and delays

But the problems in Bangkok are not the only ones affecting travelers in Asia and the Gulf region. Loud The Thaiger There were 27 cancellations and 102 delays at international airports in Singapore, Jakarta, Manila, Dubai and other cities. In Bangkok alone, in addition to the cancellations already mentioned, four other flights were also canceled, including a cancellation of Sky Angkor. The cancellation rate among the various airlines is alarming; for Sky Angkor it is 66%, while Hainan Airlines canceled all of its flights. Passengers are well advised to check their flight status regularly, as further disruptions cannot be ruled out.

For travelers, new regulations that come into force in Thailand from November 20th could perhaps be a ray of hope. These new regulations significantly increase compensation for flight delays and cancellations. Compensation for national delays of more than five hours will double from 600 to 1,200 baht, while compensation for cancellations will increase from 1,200 to 1,500 baht. A small consolation for the travelers who have to fight through this travel marathon.

Encouragement for travelers

Given these turbulent times, it is important for passengers to remain flexible and patient. Suvarnabhumi is a busy airport and even minor disruptions can quickly impact all air traffic. Anyone preparing for a trip to Samui or one of the affected destinations should always keep their eyes open and find out about the latest developments.

Especially in times like this, when traveling suddenly becomes a real test of patience, it may be time to rethink your own attitude so as not to sink into stress. After all, despite the challenges, every trip is always associated with new experiences and adventures.