Thai Airways Flight Disruptions to Hong Kong & Taiwan Amid Typhoon Ragasa

 

Thai Airways Flight Disruption Alert

Thai Airways Flight Disruption Alert: What Travellers Need to Know

Thai Airways has issued a travel advisory as Typhoon Ragasa threatens to disrupt several flights from Bangkok to Hong Kong and Taiwan between 22–24 September 2025. If you have plans in this route, here’s everything you should know. 

What’s Being Advised & What You Should Do

• Passengers travelling on the affected days are urged to check the status of their flights before heading to the airport.

• Thai Airways has provided contact numbers for assistance:

  • THAI Contact Centre (Thailand): 0-2356-1111 (24h)

  • Hong Kong office: +852 2495 1115

  • Taiwan office: +886 2 7753 7973

What’s the Situation

• The typhoon is moving through Taiwan and Hong Kong, potentially causing severe weather conditions that could affect flight schedules.

• Thai Airways has specifically flagged disruptions for flights to Kaohsiung (Taiwan) as well as Hong Kong during this period.

Weather Impacts Across Thailand & Region

• The Thai Meteorological Department has issued warnings that heavy rainfall will affect 45 provinces across Thailand, including Bangkok, during this weather event.

• The monsoon system, boosted by Typhoon Ragasa, may bring thunderstorms, flooding risks, strong winds, especially in areas with steep terrain or poor drainage. Read Here: Full News by Thaiger

Travel Tips to Stay Prepared

Here are some steps to minimize disruption and protect your trip:

1. Check flight status frequently before travelling—airlines may issue updates.

2. Keep contact info of your airline handy, including local offices (Hong Kong / Taiwan).

3. Arrive at the airport early in case there are delays or rebookings.

4. Have flexibility in your plans — in some cases flights might be rescheduled or cancelled.

5. Monitor weather updates from reliable sources such as national meteorological agencies.

Bottom Line

Typhoon Ragasa is expected to affect flights between Bangkok, Hong Kong, and Taiwan from 22 to 24 September 2025. While not all flights are confirmed cancelled, delays are likely. If you're flying with Thai Airways on these routes, stay alert and check with the airline to avoid last-minute surprises.

Have you booked a flight in this route during these days? Let me know if you’ve seen changes in schedule or had to rebook—your experience could help others.

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