Travel Information

 

 

Those traveling to an international should check the validity of the following documents:

• 1. Passport Passports of individuals traveling overseas must have a validity of more than 6 months. An exception may be made depending on the country concerned but this depends on their regulations. The passport holder must contact the embassy concerned to check the travel requirements prior to conducting travel.
• 2. Visa Visa Individuals are recommended to check travel-related information at respective embassies, as each country has different requirements for foreign nationals' entry. Passengers are recommended to check this information prior to departure in order to avoid being denied travel at the airport.

If you are travelling with connecting flights or other type of connecting transport, we recommend reading the information below. THAI recommends that you plan your travel with good margin and when possible – use a through ticket to final destination.

 

The arrival time is an estimated time set on experienced operational times. There can be many reasons for a disruption of the scheduled flying time. Disruptions at the arrival airport can also have impact on your arrival time and your expected time to have cleared customs, passport control and/or being available for further engagements. Examples of some disruptions that may affect the arrival time and are beyond the control of the airline are: changes in air routes, strong headwinds, weather conditions, conflict areas on route, airspace conjectures, technical issues at airports etc.

There are also other issues at the departure/ arrival airport that can affect your expected arrival time or the amount of time you have for transfer. Examples of issues such as baggage handling interruption, border control conjectures etc.

Airports use an estimated time for passengers with connecting flights and transport. This time is based on a through ticket to final destination. If you have separate tickets you must take in consideration any delays, time for baggage handling, passport control and customs.

All the examples above (and more) are outside the airline control and the airline will not reimburse liability caused.

The best way to ensure onward connections to your destination is to have all flights booked in one ticket as the responsibility to ensure that you reach your final destination is within the issuing airline. Should your tickets be separate, the arrival airline will take no liability for any connection flights.