Thai Airways cancels six flights between Bangkok and Taiwan over Typhoon Champi
Thai Airways has cancelled six flights between Bangkok and Taiwan due to severe weather conditions caused by Typhoon Champi. The cancellations impact routes to both Taipei and Kaohsiung as the storm brings heavy rain and strong winds to the region.
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Severe weather events frequently disrupt international travel, impacting logistics and passenger schedules across Asia.
BANGKOK; Thai Airways International has cancelled six flights between Bangkok and Taiwan on Friday (October 23) as Typhoon Champi disrupts aviation across the island.
The cancellations affect services between Bangkok and both Taipei and Kaohsiung, the airline announced in a flight cancellation notice.
Typhoon Champi has brought strong winds and heavy rain to Taiwan, prompting widespread flight disruption. Taiwan cancelled hundreds of domestic and international flights as the storm approached, despite forecasts indicating it would not make a direct landfall.
Thai Airways cancelled four flights on the Bangkok-Taipei route on October 23.
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