Thai Airways International flight delay claim

Thai Airways destinations

Auckland
Bangalore
Beijing
Brisbane
Brussels
Busan
Changsha
Cheng-Du
Chennai
Chongqing
Colombo
Copenhagen
Delhi
Denpasar
Dhaka
Dubai
Frankfurt
Fukuoka
Gaya
Guangzhou
Hanoi
Ho Chi Minh
Hong Kong
Hyderabad
Islamabad
Jakarta
Karachi
Kathmandu
Kolkata
Kuala Lumpur
Kunming
Lahore
London (Heathrow)
Luang Prabang
Manila
Melbourne
Milan
Moscow
Mumbai
Munich
Muscat
Nagoya
Osaka
Paris
Penang
Perth
Phnom Penh
Rome
Sapporo
Seoul
Shanghai
Singapore
Stockholm
Sydney
Taipei
Tokyo
Varanasi
Vientiane
Xiamen
Yangon

Thai Airways International Delayed or Cancelled Flights Claims FAQ

As with all airlines that fly to so many destinations and carry millions of passengers Thai Airways International is always susceptible to flight delays and cancellations. If you have been delayed on a flight flown by Thai Airways International then under EU Regulation 261/2004 you are entitled to compensation for your delayed flight, missed connection or if you have been denied boarding by Thai Airways International.

Use our free flight checker at the top/bottom and side of this page to start your claim. You don't need any information to start your claim apart from the date of your Thai Airways International flight.

When can I claim compensation from Thai Airways International?

In accordance to EU Regulation 261/ 2004 passengers are entitled to compensation if they have encounted a flight delay of over 3 hours or if their flight has been cancelled. If you have been denied boarding due to over booking or miss a connection then you are also eligible for compensation.

What are the criteria to claim against Thai Airways International?

Your flight needs to fulfill some the following criteria:

Your flight was from an airport within Europe with ANY AIRLINE
Your flight was to an airport within Europe on a European airline
Your flight was delayed at least three hours
Your flight was cancelled
Your flight was full and you were denied boarding
Your delay caused you to miss a connecting flight and you didnt arrive at your final destination within 3 hours of the expected arrival time.

Who is allowed to make a claim?

Anyone is allowed to make a flight delay claim. You can also claim for your travelling companions.

Thai Airways International Flight Delays

28/07/2022 - flight TG919 from London Heathrow Airport to Phuket International Airport

26/06/2022 - flight TG911 from London Heathrow Airport to Suvarnabhumi Airport

26/06/2022 - flight SK804 from London Heathrow Airport to Oslo Gardermoen Airport

25/06/2022 - flight TG919 from London Heathrow Airport to Phuket International Airport

19/06/2022 - flight TG911 from London Heathrow Airport to Suvarnabhumi Airport

05/06/2022 - flight TG917 from London Heathrow Airport to Suvarnabhumi Airport

01/04/2019 - flight TG917 from London Heathrow Airport to Suvarnabhumi Airport

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