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Chinese passenger held with 8,900 weight-loss pens at Suvarnabhumi
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 02, 2026
Customs officers arrest a Chinese passenger arriving from Dhaka at Suvarnabhumi Airport with 8,900 unregistered GLP-1 weight-loss pens worth over THB5.34 million.
Suvarnabhumi finds no airport role in passenger’s opened-baggage complaint
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 2026
Suvarnabhumi Airport found no evidence its security staff opened a passenger’s bag, as new rules allow targeted checks without the owner present.
Suvarnabhumi and Don Mueang end free flood parking on October 13–14
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2026
Free parking for flood victims ends at Suvarnabhumi at 11.59pm on October 13 and Don Mueang at 5pm on October 14, with drivers urged to collect cars
Customs seize 1.3kg of gold hidden in speaker at Suvarnabhumi
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 09, 2026
Thai customs officers detained an Indian passenger at Suvarnabhumi Airport after finding more than 1.3kg of gold worth over 6 million baht hidden inside a speaker.
AOT inks two Suvarnabhumi deals; ground handling due in 2027
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 09, 2026
AOTGA targets a 2027 ground-handling launch at Suvarnabhumi, while cargo warehouse construction and preparation should take about 23 months
'We Offer No Excuses': Thai Airways CEO Speaks Out Over Luggage Mess
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2026
Chai Eamsiri offers a sincere apology, cites staff flooding and dual ground duties for operational breakdown, and partners with Thai Post for home delivery
Thai Airways Cancels Flights Amid CEO Apology for Baggage Crisis as Stranded Passengers Await Answers
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2026
Carrier issues CEO apology, deploys extra staff to clear backlog from 52 flights, and cancels key regional routes on Tuesday
Thai Airways Under Fire Over Communication Failure as Stranded Passengers Left Uninformed Amid Baggage Chaos
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2026
Severe ground-handling delays and poor communication at Suvarnabhumi Airport trigger passenger outrage and potential fines
Thai Airways clears delayed baggage after floods disrupt ground services
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2026
Thai Airways expects to deliver delayed baggage by Monday afternoon after floods disrupted Suvarnabhumi ground operations and prevented some staff reaching work.
Bangkok airports remain open as Transport Ministry sets up flood war room
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2026
The Transport Ministry says Suvarnabhumi and Don Mueang airports remain operational despite flight delays and some flooding on a Don Mueang taxiway.
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