Thai Airways International Public Company LimitedThai Airways restored full flight operations and cleared nearly all backlogged baggage, resolving the operational disruption.

Thai Airways International Public Company Limited, or THAI, summarised its service situation as of 08:00 on 5 October 2026, saying overall operations have recovered to almost completely normal conditions, with only some remaining backlogged baggage still to be managed. Both inbound and outbound flights were able to operate according to plan at 100%, comprising 122 inbound flights and 123 outbound flights, for a total of 245 flights. On the baggage backlog, the outbound and connecting side fell to 150 items from a peak backlog of 7,175 items, while the inbound side was down to 712 items from a peak of 5,423 items. Passengers have come forward to collect 300 items, leaving 412 bags still requiring handling. On staffing, actual attendance came to 105.48% of plan, or 1,348 people against a planned 1,278. On cargo operations, there is currently no cargo left in the warehouse, but there is still demand for warehouse space to accommodate shippers arriving to collect goods that have already been broken down.
Thai Airways International Public Company LimitedThai Airways restored full flight operations and cleared nearly all backlogged baggage, resolving the operational disruption.