Thai Airways flight from Munich makes emergency landing in New Delhi
BANGKOK — 15 November 2026, A Thai Airways Airbus A350-900 operating flight TG925 from Munich to Bangkok made an emergency landing in New Delhi, India, following a reported engine problem, leaving passengers stranded while the airline awaited replacement parts from Thailand.
According to a report, the aircraft departed Munich at 13:35 on 14 November and was originally scheduled to arrive in Bangkok at 06:10 on 15 November.
However, a technical problem developed during the flight, prompting the aircraft to divert to New Delhi for an emergency landing.
Initial reports indicated an engine-related issue requiring replacement parts to be sent from Thailand.
Passengers reportedly remained on board the aircraft for nearly two hours after landing.
They were subsequently allowed to disembark and were transferred to hotels arranged for them while awaiting further information about their onward journey to Bangkok.
The airline’s revised departure schedule has not yet been announced in the report.
The number of passengers affected and the precise nature of the engine problem were not immediately disclosed.
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