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World00:33 · Sep 28

El Al Warns of Severe Disruptions on Popular Bangkok Route Due to Flooding

By מערכת ice
Translated & summarized from Ice by baba
El Al Warns of Severe Disruptions on Popular Bangkok Route Due to Flooding
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The story · English

El Al has issued an urgent advisory to passengers traveling between Israel and Thailand, warning of significant disruptions due to severe flooding in Bangkok. The heavy rains have made travel to and from the airport, as well as baggage handling, a major concern.

Passengers currently in Bangkok preparing to return to Israel are strongly advised by El Al to head to the airport earlier than planned. The airline cautions that journeys, normally predictable, could be significantly extended by the widespread flooding. Departure times may also be delayed depending on the on-the-ground conditions.

Travelers arriving in Bangkok face a different challenge: extended waits for their luggage upon landing. This issue is particularly critical for those with connecting flights, as El Al has warned that baggage intended for onward journeys might be delayed in reaching the next aircraft.

While El Al has not announced any flight cancellations, the airline stressed that even short delays could impact passengers with tight connections or those relying on precise arrival times. Passengers are urged to monitor flight updates and allow extra time for travel and waiting.

The advisory comes as Thai authorities have warned of continued rainfall and rising water levels in parts of Bangkok, exacerbating traffic issues, including routes to the city's airports.

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