Thai Airways will operate 66 domestic and international routes during the winter 2026/27 season, running from Sunday, 25 October 2026, until Saturday, 27 March 2027.

The carrier said its seasonal network is designed for Thailand's peak tourism period and will cover destinations in Europe, Australia and across Asia, while strengthening connections through Bangkok.

Thai Airways International Public Company Limited announced the programme on Wednesday, 2 September 2026. It said it had adjusted selected services and increased frequencies in response to bookings and travel demand.

Winter timetable covers Europe, Australia and Asia

The winter network comprises 15 routes serving Europe and Australia, 43 routes within Asia and eight domestic routes.

For foreign residents, tourists and travellers using Bangkok as a regional hub, the timetable covers the main period when long-haul arrivals and departures rise sharply. It will also be relevant to those planning Christmas, New Year and early-2027 travel, particularly passengers connecting between Thai Airways international services and domestic flights.

The airline said the schedule was intended to reinforce its role as a network carrier, providing connections through Bangkok between destinations in its European, Australian and Asian networks.

More flights on selected international services

Thai Airways is increasing the frequency of flights on several key overseas routes to meet higher demand.

The services named by the airline are Paris, Hong Kong, Kuala Lumpur and New Delhi. No further details on the number of additional flights or the precise frequency changes were included in the announcement.

Passengers planning journeys on these routes should check the airline's timetable and booking conditions for their intended dates, as the winter schedule applies only between 25 October 2026 and 27 March 2027. Flight times and operating days can vary between seasonal programmes.

Peak season planning for Thailand travellers

The schedule coincides with the period when Thailand receives large numbers of overseas visitors, while many expatriates travel abroad for holidays or to visit family.

Europe and Australia

All services operate between Bangkok and the listed destination.

• Munich: Daily, seven flights a week, increasing to 10 from December 16, 2026.

• Frankfurt: Daily, 14 flights a week.

• London: Daily, 14 flights a week.

• Istanbul: Daily, seven flights a week.

• Stockholm: Daily, seven flights a week.

• Copenhagen: Daily, seven flights a week.

• Oslo: Daily, seven flights a week.

• Zurich: Daily, seven flights a week, increasing to 11 from January 16, 2027.

• Milan: Daily, seven flights a week.

• Amsterdam: Daily, seven flights a week.

• Brussels: Daily, seven flights a week.

• Paris: Daily, seven flights a week, increasing to 14 from December 1, 2026.

• Perth: Daily, seven flights a week.

• Melbourne: Daily, 14 flights a week.

• Sydney: Daily, 14 flights a week.

Asia

All services operate between Bangkok and the listed destination.

• Manila: Daily, 21 flights a week.

• Fukuoka: Daily, seven flights a week.

• Osaka: Daily, 14 flights a week.

• Nagoya: Daily, seven flights a week, increasing to 12 from January 16, 2027.

• Tokyo, Haneda: Daily, 14 flights a week.

• Tokyo, Narita: Daily, 21 flights a week.

• Sapporo: Daily, seven flights a week.

• Hong Kong: Daily, 28 flights a week, increasing to 35 from December 1, 2026.

• Kaohsiung: Daily, seven flights a week.

• Taipei: Daily, 21 flights a week.

• Seoul: Daily, 21 flights a week.

• Kunming: Daily, seven flights a week.

• Guangzhou: Daily, 14 flights a week.

• Chengdu: Daily, seven flights a week.

• Xiamen: Four flights a week.

• Shanghai: Daily, 14 flights a week.

• Beijing: Daily, 14 flights a week.

• Vientiane: Daily, 14 flights a week, increasing to 21 from December 1, 2026.

• Siem Reap: Daily, seven flights a week.

• Phnom Penh: Daily, 14 flights a week.

• Ho Chi Minh City: Daily, 14 flights a week.

• Da Nang: Daily, 14 flights a week from December 1, 2026.

• Hanoi: Daily, 14 flights a week, increasing to 21 from December 1, 2026.

• Singapore: Daily, 35 flights a week.

• Jakarta: Daily, 14 flights a week.

• Denpasar: Daily, 14 flights a week.

• Penang: Daily, seven flights a week, increasing to 14 from November 16, 2026.

• Kuala Lumpur: Daily, 14 flights a week, increasing to 21 from December 1, 2026.

• Kolkata: Daily, seven flights a week, increasing to 10 from November 1, 2026.

• Gaya: Daily, seven flights a week.

• Chennai: Daily, 11 flights a week.

• Hyderabad: Daily, seven flights a week, increasing to 10 from November 16, 2026.

• Bengaluru: Daily, seven flights a week, increasing to 11 from November 16, 2026.

• New Delhi: Daily, 28 flights a week.

• Mumbai: Daily, 14 flights a week.

• Ahmedabad: Daily, seven flights a week.

• Yangon: Daily, 21 flights a week.

• Dhaka: Daily, 14 flights a week.

• Kathmandu: Daily, 14 flights a week.

• Colombo: Daily, seven flights a week.

• Lahore: Daily, seven flights a week.

• Islamabad: Four flights a week.

• Karachi: Five flights a week.

Domestic routes

All services operate between Bangkok and the listed destination.

• Chiang Mai: Daily, 63 flights a week, decreasing to 49 from February 1, 2027.

• Chiang Rai: Daily, 21 flights a week.

• Khon Kaen: Daily, 28 flights a week.

• Udon Thani: Daily, 21 flights a week.

• Ubon Ratchathani: Daily, 14 flights a week.

• Krabi: Daily, 21 flights a week.

• Phuket: Daily, 63 flights a week.

• Hat Yai: Daily, 21 flights a week.

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