Airport Bangkok International Airport

64 cheap direct flights from & to Bangkok (BKK)

Flight Bangkok (BKK) - Manila (MNL)
Philippine Airlines (PR731, PR737, PR733), Thai Airways (TG620, TG624), CEBU Pacific Air (5J930), Bangkok Airways (PG4391, PG4393)
$188.99
Flight Zurich (ZRH) - Bangkok (BKK)
Air Canada (AC6131), Swiss International Air Lines (LX180, LX4300), Thai Airways (TG7103, TG971)
$626.81
Flight Bangkok (BKK) - Koh Samui (USM)
EVA Airways (BR3921, BR3887, BR3909), Oman Air (WY5806), Jet Airways (India) (9W4471, 9W4482), British Airways (BA7963, BA7999)
$328.16
Flight Munich (MUC) - Bangkok (BKK)
Thai Airways (TG925), Deutsche Lufthansa (LH792)
$761.05
Flight Lahore (LHE) - Bangkok (BKK)
Pakistan International Airlines (PK890, PK896), Thai Airways (TG346)
$547.48
Flight Frankfurt (FRA) - Bangkok (BKK)
Air Canada (AC6127), Thai Airways (TG923, TG921, TG927), TAP Air Portugal (TP8383, TP8381), Deutsche Lufthansa (LH772)
$590.57
Flight Bangkok (BKK) - Amsterdam (AMS)
EVA Airways (BR75), Air France (AF8273), KLM (KL876)
$735.94
Flight Bangkok (BKK) - Frankfurt (FRA)
Air Canada (AC6128), Thai Airways (TG920, TG922, TG926), TAP Air Portugal (TP8382), Deutsche Lufthansa (LH773)
$290.99
Flight Bangkok (BKK) - Bali (DPS)
Thai Airways (TG431), Asiana Airlines (OZ9413)
$232.80
Flight Bangkok (BKK) - Munich (MUC)
Thai Airways (TG924), Deutsche Lufthansa (LH793)
$697.72
Flight Bangkok (BKK) - Melbourne (MEL)
Finnair (AY6423), Jetstar Airways (JQ30), Qantas Airways (QF266), Deutsche Lufthansa (LH9736), Austrian Airlines (OS8635), Thai Airways (TG461, TG465), Turkish Airlines (TK8018)
$335.90
Flight Bangkok (BKK) - Sydney (SYD)
Finnair (AY5001), Qantas Airways (QF24, QF8418), Jet Airways (India) (9W4020), Bangkok Airways (PG4531), Emirates Airline (EK5024, EK418), El Al Israel Airlines (LY8781)
$307.04
Flight Bangkok (BKK) - London (LON)
EVA Airways (BR67), British Airways (BA10), Thai Airways (TG910, TG916), Air Canada (AC6123), Iberia (IB7303)
$628.77
Flight Bangkok (BKK) - London Heathrow (LHR)
EVA Airways (BR67), British Airways (BA10), Thai Airways (TG910, TG916), Air Canada (AC6123), Iberia (IB7303)
$672.97
Flight Bangkok (BKK) - Kathmandu (KTM)
Thai Airways (TG319), Nepal Airlines (RA402)
$339.29
Flight Bangkok (BKK) - Chiang Mai (CNX)
Thai Airways (TG120, TG116, TG104), Deutsche Lufthansa (LH9750), ANA All Nippon Airways (NH5973), VietJet Air (VJ8104, VJ8120), Thai Vietjet Air (VZ104)
$62.60
Flight Delhi (DEL) - Bangkok (BKK)
Thai Airways (TG324, TG316, TG332), ANA All Nippon Airways (NH5944, NH5946), Qantas Airways (QF3964), Jet Airways (India) (9W64, 9W66)
$267.62

Airport Bangkok International Airport

The major airport in Bangkok Suvarnabhumi International is one of the largest airports in the world and is an important hub for global scheduled air traffic. Bangkok, the largest metropolitan area and the capital of Thailand is also the main transport hub of the country. Besides the international airport it also has another airport, the Bangkok-Don Mueang,which since 2006 has only been used for domestic flights, and is still used by certain airlines such as NOK Air or the One-Two-Go Airlines. Don Mueang is located about 25 km or 15 miles north of downtown, right on the Don Muenag Toll Way (national road 31) or about 38 km (23 miles) northwest of Suvarnabhumi.

The modern infrastructure of the airport terminal currently has 360 check-in desks to be found in a building measuring approximately 444 m length by 111 m in width. Thus Bangkok Suvarnabhumi, after Beijing and Hong Kong-International Chek Lap Kok, has the third largest single-handling terminal in the world. An additional feature is the 132.2 m high control tower that is currently the largest of its kind. The two parallel runways used for take- off and landing, which are 4000 and 370
  • URL: Bangkok International Airport (BKK)
  • Time zone: GMT 7
  • Service telephone: +66 2132-1888 (Airport Call Center)
  • Address: Airport of Thailand public company limited, 99 Mu 10 Bangna-Trat Highway, Km.15, Moo 10, Tumbon Rachathewa Sub-District, Bang Phil District, Samut Prakarn 10540 Thailand
  • Operating company: Airports of Thailand Public Co Ltd (AOT)
  • Parking: yes, paid parking, over 20,000 short-term and long-term spaces, including 5000 spaces in two five-storey car parks.
  • Nearby cities: Samut Prakan (18 km), Phra Pradaeng (23 km), Bangkok (26 km), Thanyaburi (37 km), Pak Kret (37 km), Chon Buri (43 km), Khlong Luang (44 km), Si Racha (61 km), Nakhon Pathom (77 km)
  • Directions by car: Bangkok-Chon Buri highway (Highway No. 7), Bangna Trat Highway, Buraphavithi Expressway, King Kaew Road.
  • Flight distribution on the days of the week: Monday (14.32%), Tuesday (14.03%), Wednesday (14.60%), Thursday (14.32%), Friday (14.08%), Saturday (14.10%), Sunday (14.56%)
  • Alternative spelling: Banguecoque, Krung Thep Mahanakhon, Krung Thep Mahanakhon Amon Rattanakosin Mahinthara Ayuthaya Mahadilok Phop Noppharat Ratchathani Burirom Udomratchaniwet Mahasathan Amon Piman Awatan Sathit Sakkathattiya Witsanukam Prasit, Banqkok, Баҥкок, Bankokas, Бангкок, Μπανγκόκ, ბანგკოკი, Suvarnabhumi Airport, バンコク, பேங்காக், بانکوک, बैंकक, بنکاک, बैंकॉक, بانكوك, ব্যাংকক, Բանգկոկ, बैंकाक, बँकॉक, ബാങ്കോക്ക്, པན་ཀོག, بانکۆک, ಬ್ಯಾಂಕಾಕ್, ባንኮክ, กรุงเทพมหา นคร อมรรัตนโกสินทร์ มหินทรายุธยามหาดิลก ภพนพรัตน์ราชธานีบุรีรมย์ อุดมราชนิเวศน์ มหาสถานอมรพิมาน อวตารสถิต สักกะทัตติยะ วิษณุกรรมประสิทธิ์, กรุงเทพมหานคร, กรุงเทพฯ, ບາງກອກ, 방콕, 曼谷, בנגקוק

Most popular destinations from Bangkok International Airport (Flights per week )


Top airlines (percentage of departures and arrivals)

  1. Thai Airways (873, 23,79 %)
  2. Bangkok Airways (226, 6,16 %)
  3. Thai Smile (192, 5,23 %)
  4. Thai AirAsia X (146, 3,98 %)
  5. Korean Air (112, 3,05 %)
  6. Japan Airlines (110, 3,00 %)
  7. Cathay Pacific Airways (102, 2,78 %)
  8. ANA All Nippon Airways (96, 2,62 %)
  9. Philippine Airlines (96, 2,62 %)
  10. Myanmar Airways International (84, 2,29 %)
  11. other (44.48 %)

Location
The airport is about 30 km (18 miles) east of the capital city district and is located in Racha Thewa, a village in the administrative district of Bang Phli, which in turn is part of the province and also the capital Samut Prakan. The airport is located at 15 km (9 miles) on the highway and is easy to reach on the highway 7 (Bangkok-Chon Buri) on which a toll must be paid or via the toll road Bang Na-Trat Expressway (national road 34).

A total of four express bus lines AE1-AE4 and 12 regular bus services (549 -559) operated by Bangkok Mass Transit (BMTA) connect the airport with the inner city district of the Thai capital. A further 12 buses also operate services to more distant provinces. The bus route 389 for example goes to the seaside resort of Pattaya about 120 km (85 miles) south-east; bus route 825 runs to the border town of Nong Khai on the Mekong about 600 km (320 miles) north-east; and the bus route 9907 goes to the provincial capital Chantaburi located about 230 km (130 miles) south-east.

From the spring of 2010 after four years of construction, the prestigious Suvarnabhumi Airport Link (Blue Line) will be in operation: an express train from the airport to the downtown district stations of Lat Krabang, Ban Thap Chang, Hua Mak, Rakhamhaeng, Makkasan, Ratchaprarop and Phaya Thai. The journey time from Bangkok Suvarnabhumi to the City Air Terminal at the Makkasan Railway Station is expected to only last 15 minutes.

History
The opening of Bangkok-Suvarnabhumi, currently the most modern airport in Southeast Asia, took place at the end of September 2006. Planning and development of the concepts was already complete back in the 1960s but due to economic turmoil and successive governments, construction was delayed for several decades, meaning that the building of the airport was the longest lasting airport project in the world.

The site of the airport, located about 22 km (14 miles) north of the Gulf of Thailand, was acquired in 1973, but the decision to build the 2.5 million dollar airport was only taken in the 1990s when passenger numbers meant that the old airport Don Muaeng had reached the limits of its capacity and there was no longer any possibility of expanding the existing area.

In 1994, the famous American architects Murphy / Jahn of Chicago were won over for the project. These architects had in 1988-1990 been involved in the construction of the 257m high tower at the Frankfurt Fair, which had become a worldwide sensation. However, since the Kingdom of Thailand, as so many of the other so-called emerging South-East Asian "tiger economies", plunged into a financial crisis in 1997, the actual construction of the airport did not actually begin until early 2002. The project was financed by the Japanese state-regulated bank "Japan Bank for International Cooperation" (JBIC), which, along with the National Airport Management Airports of Thailand (AOT), provided 50% of the total costs. Only 3 years later, regular test operations began under the provisional IATA code of NBK, which was changed to BKK in 2006 after full and regular operations began.


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