Thailand Transport & Airport News, page 2
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6 airlines offer fee-free rebooking, credit for Bangkok flood-hit passengers
Six airlines — Thai Airways, Bangkok Airways, Thai AirAsia/AirAsia X, Nok Air, Thai Vietjet and Thai Lion Air — are letting passengers affected by Bangkok flooding rebook once without a fee or get credit/refunds, covering flights between September 26 and 29. Conditions vary by airline, so travellers should check their airline's rules and allow extra time to reach the airport.
Toll Waivers on 11 Thai Roads Extended Through Sept 29
Toll exemptions on 11 motorways and expressways in the Bangkok area, including M7, M9, the Don Muang Tollway, and eight EXAT expressways, have been extended until midnight September 29 due to flooding. Motorists are advised to check road conditions before traveling, as entrances and exits may still be affected by high water.
SRT cancels 10 eastern trains due to flooding
The State Railway of Thailand (SRT) has cancelled 10 eastern train services as of September 27, 2026, due to floodwater covering tracks. Affected sections remain closed for safety, and passengers on tourist trains 997/998 can get full refunds. Travelers should check service updates via the SRT website or hotline 1690.