The Ministry of Transport reported progress in resolving the crisis at Suvarnabhumi Airport involving Thai Airways International Public Company Limited. As of about 8:00 this morning, Thai Airways inbound and outbound flights were operating according to plan at 100%, with 122 inbound flights and 123 outbound flights. Leftover outbound and transit baggage fell to 150 pieces, down from a peak backlog of 7,175 pieces. Inbound baggage continued its downward trend, with 712 pieces remaining, down from a peak of 5,423 pieces. Passengers have already collected 300 pieces, leaving 412 still to be handled. On staffing, 105.48% of the planned workforce reported for duty, or 1,348 people against a plan of 1,278. As for cargo services, there is no longer any cargo left in the warehouse, though demand remains for warehouse space to accommodate shippers arriving to collect goods that have already been sorted.
Thai Airways International Public Company LimitedThai Airways' Suvarnabhumi baggage backlog cleared from 7,175 to 150 pieces and flights running at 100%, resolving the operational disruption.
