Thai Airways approves compensation after September flooding disrupts operations

Thai Airways approves compensation after September flooding disrupts operations
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Thai Airways International approved compensation for passengers affected by flight delays, cancellations and delayed baggage caused by heavy rain and flooding between 26 and 30 September, after its board of directors approved the measure on Saturday.

At the peak of the crisis, more than 200 flights were cancelled and about 25,000 bags were stranded at Suvarnabhumi Airport, while roughly 200 Thai employees could not report to work because flooding blocked travel to their workplaces.

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