Toyota and Thai Airways Hit by Floods

Severe floods in Thailand have forced Toyota to temporarily suspend operations at four plants and led Thai Airways to halt cargo services. The disaster has affected dozens of provinces and disrupted transport in Bangkok.

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An airport officer arranges baggage from Thai Airways flights at Suvarnabhumi International Airport, after heavy rain and flooding disrupted the airline's ground operations, in Bangkok, Thailand, September 29, 2026. REUTERS/Athit Perawongmetha

Severe monsoon floods in Thailand forced TOYOTA MOTOR CORP to halt four plants and suspended cargo operations at THAI AIRWAYS INTERNATIONAL on Wednesday. The disaster struck after Bangkok received 320 mm of rain over three late-week days. The deluge has killed 24 people across 44 provinces, according to ministry data.

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