
Suvarnabhumi Airport is ending free parking for flood-affected motorists at 11.59pm on October 13, 2026, with Don Mueang International Airport following at 5pm on October 14. Both airports have urged owners to remove their vehicles by the deadlines to avoid parking charges. Suvarnabhumi and Don Mueang opened the spaces on September 26 to help residents protect their cars from flood damage. The airports are withdrawing the assistance after conditions returned to normal.
Suvarnabhumi Airport has asked owners to remove cars from the designated flood relief parking areas by 11.59pm on October 13, warning that charges may apply after the free parking period ends.
The Suvarnabhumi parking areas covered by the measure are:
- Car parks in Zones 5 and 6
- Long-term parking areas in Zones C and E
- Temporary parking spaces along the shoulder of Suvarnabhumi Road 4
Don Mueang International Airport has asked owners to collect vehicles parked at Cargo Warehouse 4 by 5pm on October 14 to avoid parking charges after the assistance ends.
Don Mueang opened the cargo warehouse parking area to flood-affected residents when the scheme began and provided security staff around the clock.
Motorists with questions about parking at Suvarnabhumi can contact the Airports of Thailand (AOT) Contact Center on 1722, available 24 hours a day.
For Don Mueang parking enquiries, the following lines are available around the clock:
- Airport public relations centre: 02-535-1192
- Public transport management centre: 02-535-1247
- AOT Contact Center: 1722