BANGKOK – Thai Airways International (THAI) has announced the cancellation of multiple flights on its Bangkok-Hong Kong route from September 23 to 25, 2025, as a precautionary measure ahead of Typhoon Ragasa. The airline cited the anticipated severe weather conditions affecting the region as the reason for the cancellations in an official press release.

Typhoon Ragasa Disrupts Thai Airways Flights to Hong Kong and Taiwan

Passengers holding tickets for the affected flights are advised to seek updates and further information by contacting the THAI Contact Center at 0-2356-1111 or the airline’s Global Contact Center at +852 2495 1115.

THAI, AirAsia Cancel Flights Due to Typhoon Ragasa https://t.co/2GkACrSkcG @TNAMCOT

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In a separate development, AirAsia has also proactively canceled its flights to and from Hong Kong, Macau, and Shenzhen on September 23 and 24. The low-cost carrier attributed the decision to the potential significant disruptions caused by the approaching typhoon. AirAsia is urging passengers scheduled to travel to these destinations to check their flight status and explore alternative travel options directly through the AirAsia MOVE application or by visiting the flight status page on its official website at airasia.com/flightstatus. The coordinated cancellations by both airlines highlight the serious impact Typhoon Ragasa is expected to have on regional air travel.

-Thailand News (TN)