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Cheap Flights to Bangkok Thailand from £472

Below are links to discounted holiday and business flights to Bangkok travelling with some of the best value low cost scheduled airlines from UK airports. These scheduled flights to Bangkok are with Aeroflot, Air France, Air India, Austrian, British Airways, British Midland, Cathay Pacific, Egyptair, Emirates, Etihad Airway, Eva Air, Finnair, Gulf Air, Jet Airways, KLM, Kuwait Airways, Lufthansa, Malaysia, Oman Air, Qantas, Qatar Airways, Royal Brunei, Scandinavian Airlines, Singapore Airlines, Sri Lankan, Swiss, Thai, Turkish Air. Low Fare Flights does not have any details of charter flights to Bangkok. Fares are for return flights and include taxes and charges. Even at these budget prices, stopovers, if required, are usually allowed.

Bangkok International Airport (BKK), Thailand, is located 25 kilometres north of the city of Bangkok and it has two international terminals and a domestic terminal. Thailand is a major destination for backpackers as well as business travellers and holidaymakers.

Birmingham To Bangkok Flights from £511
Edinburgh To Bangkok Flights from £546
London Heathrow or Gatwick To Bangkok Flights from £472
Manchester To Bangkok Flights from £523

If you can't find the date you want, try our monthly cheap flight pages by clicking on the links below. These contain even more low cost flights to Bangkok.

Best Prices to Bangkok by Month

March	from	£472
April	from	£480
May	from	£480

June	from	£480
July	from	£552
August	from	£710

If you live in Scotland see Edinburgh Flights from Scotland to Bangkok from £546

Transport from Bangkok Airport (BKK), Thailand

The new Bangkok Suvarnabhumi International airport took over from the old Don Muang airport in 2006 and is now Thailand's busiest hub. Its location is 15 miles distance east of the city and it has a single massive-sized terminal (one of the world's largest) for domestic and international flights.
Taxi	Metered taxi cabs wait on Level 1 below the Arrivals level. Go first to the public taxi desk where you receive a special Thai destination voucher which can be used for possible complaints if the proper fare is not charged. You can also go to to the Public Transport Center (a few miles away by free shuttle bus), there are more taxis from the official taxi stand there.
Bus	The former Airport Express bus no longer operates. Daytime buses do run direct from Terminal Level 1 to/from Jomthien Beach in Pattaya. Otherwise, take a free white airport shuttle bus to the nearby Suvarnabhumi Airport Bus Station at the Public Transport Center. From there, public bus routes serve surrounding areas, including Don Muang Airport, Samut Prakan, Bang Kapi, On Nut Sky Train station, Minburi, Victory Monument, and the huge Future Park Rangsit shopping and amusement Malls.
Train	The Airport Express Line high-speed train departing from the passenger terminal's lower level is the fastest transport to Bangkok city centre and Makkasan station. The slower City Line stops at various points between the airport and Phaya Thai station. From Phaya Thai there is easy access to the convenient Bangkok Skytrain which runs around the downtown district.

Dazzling Bangkok Sights

Rattanakosin Island - The city's historic centre is packed with impressive Buddhist temples, palaces, museums, parks and monuments.
Grand Palace - Large complex of old Royal buildings.
Wat Pra Keo - Dazzlingly ornate temple of the Emerald Budddha.
Wat Po - Temple of the large Reclining Buddha.
Wat Arun - Temple of the Dawn.
Wat Traimitr - Temple housing the 10ft.tall solid gold Buddha weighing 5½ tons.
National Museum - Thai history and particularly good Buddhist and Thai art.
Shopping - Jewellery, silks, Oriental antiques, silver, gold and leatherwares.
Chatuchak Weekend Market - Buy anything and everything here amongst the local Thai people.

The list of destinations and routes can change daily, this page was last updated on 29 January 2012 at 10:47.