Airport Rail Link Halved to One Train Per Hour Amid Ongoing Repairs
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2026年7月22日
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Airport Rail Link Halved to One Train Per Hour Amid Ongoing Repairs

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Bangkok's Airport Rail Link (ARL) has drastically reduced its service to one train per hour due to a technical issue with its reversing track system at the depot. Repairs are ongoing after more than 10 hours, and passengers are advised to seek alternative transport.

BANGKOK — The Airport Rail Link has reduced train services after a technical issue affected operations at its depot, with repairs still ongoing more than 10 hours later. In an announcement at 5:03, Airport Rail Link said a problem with the reversing track at its depot had prevented the system from operating its full train service. The service has been temporarily reduced to a single train, running approximately once every hour. The operator said the issue does not affect passenger safety and that engineering and technical teams are working to restore normal operations as soon as possible. Passengers have been advised to consider alternative public transportation options during the disruption. Airport Rail Link apologized for the inconvenience and said updates would be provided through its official communication channels. As of more than 10 hours after the initial announcement, normal service had not yet resumed. The post Airport Rail Link service cut to one train as repairs enter 10th hour appeared first on Khaosod English.

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