BANGKOK: Thailand’s flag carrier Thai Airways struggled to resume regular services on Tuesday (Sep 29) following heavy rain, though the government said floodwater in the capital Bangkok was expected to recede within three days if no more rain fell.
Thai Airways plans to cut about 30 flights, about 30 per cent of its planned departures from Bangkok, on Tuesday, the airline’s chief executive Chai Eamsiri told reporters.
The reduction in Thai Airways flights from Bangkok will last for at least three days, he said.
“Almost 100 per cent of flights over the past two days were delayed, with fewer than 3 per cent on schedule as operational capacity…
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