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Dont think Spurs will be playing anytime soon to be fair
Yes, sorry, it was ambiguous.Devils_Advocate wrote: ↑Mon Mar 23, 2020 8:55 pmDont think Spurs will be playing anytime soon to be fair
I was only mucking about, hope your sons ok
2 Bee Holed wrote: ↑Mon Mar 23, 2020 8:24 pmLol. Actually happened today. Not weds.
Son is stuck in Thailand now.
Only 5 grand to fly home now.
Don't know if this info,is of any use..issued yesterday in Bangkok.
[/As of 24 March, the following airlines still offer flights from Thailand to the UK. As the situation changes very rapidly, please confirm the status of your flight with the airline.
British tourists and short-stay travellers should return to the UK now while flights are still available.
Airlines with direct flights to the UK:
Thai Airways
Fully booked but passengers can wait as stand-by at the airport as seats usually become available in the last minute. To stand by, please contact Row J18-J19 check in desks at the airport. Thai Airways will cancel all flights to Europe from 1 April.
www.thaiairways.com/
Contact number: +66 2-356-1111, +66 2-356-1122, +66 2-137-4605
Flights are reduced to 2-3 flights per week from 24 March to 3 May. Some seats are still available on 27 and 29 March.
www.evaair.com
Contact numbers: +66 2-302-7288, +66 2-134-2521-5
Last flight will be on 29th March.
www.britishairways.com
Contact numbers: +66 2-1342201-8
The last flight from Bangkok to Helsinki will be on 1 April 2020. Some flights from Helsinki to London or Manchester will be reduced.
www.finnair.com
Contact number: +66 2 134 2431-2
www.omanair.com
Contact numbers: +66 2-6351222
Some flights from Bangkok to Doha will be reduced, which will impact the connecting flights from Doha to the UK.
www.qatarairways.com
Contact numbers: +66 2-1341021-23, +66 2-6180499, +66 2-134-3517-8
Emirates will temporarily suspend all passenger services for two weeks starting from 25 March 2020.
www.emirates.com
Contact numbers: +66 2-6641040, +66 2-6641045
www.etihadairways.com
Contact numbers: +66 2-2530099, +66 2-3054800, +66 2-787-3377
Cheers Suratclaret.
https://news.sky.com/story/coronavirus- ... d-119629272 Bee Holed wrote: ↑Mon Mar 23, 2020 8:24 pmLol. Actually happened today. Not weds.
Son is stuck in Thailand now.
Only 5 grand to fly home now.
Surely you're not surprised?Flying Without Ings wrote: ↑Tue Mar 24, 2020 10:05 pmI was due to fly out with Emirates to Thailand on 10 April. Very peeved off that we can't go now but somewhat glad it didn't happen midway through our trip. Sounds like a nightmare for those stuck out there! Has Thailand introduced a lockdown like the UK? I can't see that they have.
Not yet but the PM is making an announcement on Thursday which is anticipated to include some form of lockdown. What has already been announced is that any foreigner entering Thailand must have a certificate, issued in the previous 72 hours stating they are free from the virus.Flying Without Ings wrote: ↑Tue Mar 24, 2020 10:05 pmI was due to fly out with Emirates to Thailand on 10 April. Very peeved off that we can't go now but somewhat glad it didn't happen midway through our trip. Sounds like a nightmare for those stuck out there! Has Thailand introduced a lockdown like the UK? I can't see that they have.
Of course I'm not surprised...still doesn't stop me from being annoyed that our big holiday has been cancelled which we had been waiting on for many months, but it's nobody's fault.
I understand as from Thurs 26th March they will be preventing you returning to your home province or else you will face penalties.Suratclaret wrote: ↑Wed Mar 25, 2020 12:34 amNot yet but the PM is making an announcement on Thursday which is anticipated to include some form of lockdown. What has already been announced is that any foreigner entering Thailand must have a certificate, issued in the previous 72 hours stating they are free from the virus.
Shopping malls have already been closed and further measures will be announced on Thursday.
As of 24 March, the following airlines still offer flights from Thailand to the UK. As the situation changes very rapidly, please confirm the status of your flight with the airline.
Airlines with direct flights to the UK: 
Thai Airways 
Emirates will temporarily suspend all passenger services for two weeks starting from 25 March 2020.