Miserable experience I was looking forward to flying Thai Airlines. Flight wasn't cheap one way £995 LHR however, it was 13hrs straight through to london no changes brilliant. Oh dear, not so brilliant. Horrible Horrible where to begin. Seating can you make it any smaller, food order vegetarian safe side bad bad choice disgusting. Cabin cold why do you want to freeze your passengers on 13hour flight. Staff surley as cold as the cabin temperature. Service definitely not with a smile. Never fly this airline again,NO!!! rather extract my back teeth.

Meh… Departure and arrival as planned, and luggage made the flights as well (including transit). The food is horrible and entertainment quite a boring selection - yes, that matters on +10 hours flights. Space s***s, but I guess it’s like that everywhere these days, when you fly monkey class.. But not the worst I’ve tried though. Service onboard is so-so.

Never again ! Have used them loads in the past but have REALLY gone downhill. My recent experiences with Thai Airways were of long delays, aging aircraft, inability to get food requests ( submitted well in advance ) right, poor customer service. Never ever again they have lost my custom for life

Theft, damage and non-existent customer service I flew with Thai Airways in Nov 2022. My luggage went missing but was returned to my address about a week later. The case had been broken into and something stolen. I sent photos and flight details as requested. Since then they have blanked all efforts to get any compensation. 15 months later, 20 plus emails and still nothing. This airline is happy for property to be damaged and people's belongings to be stolen. Don't fly with them. Customer service is so shocking it barely exists.

8 hour flight delay, no compensation I recently experienced a significant flight delay with Thai Airways, in total an 8-hour delay. This delay caused me to incur additional expenses: - an extra night's stay at the hotel - meals - transport Further, it led to missed meetings. Despite attempts to address and seek compensation for these inconveniences, I found the responses from Thai Airways to be unempathetic and unwilling to help. Additionally, some of the provided email addresses for contact were outdated or unreachable. This experience has significantly impacted my view of the airline and its customer service and taught me the value of flying with European airlines which are covered by European aviation regulations, which offer better passenger protection. Additionally, I have a preference for airlines with a predominantly Airbus fleet over Boeing, given the recent safety concerns surrounding Boeing.