Showing 91 Toronto to Bangkok Flights - Starting at Just ₹ 93786


UL 2854
YYZ
18:20
30h 15mvia LHR
via LHR
30h 15m
BKK
12:35+2day

Refundable
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KL 692
YYZ
18:00
27h 15mvia AMS
via AMS
27h 15m
BKK
09:15+2day
Non Refundable

Earn 2880 InterMiles

AF 8266
YYZ
18:00
27h 15mvia AMS
via AMS
27h 15m
BKK
09:15+2day
Non Refundable

Earn 2907 InterMiles

WS 711
YYZ
12:00
36h 45mvia YVR
via YVR
36h 45m
BKK
12:45+2day
Non Refundable

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MU 208
YYZ
15:25
21h 30mvia PVG
via PVG
21h 30m
BKK
00:55+2day
Non Refundable

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LX 4641
YYZ
20:30
21h 40mvia ZRH
via ZRH
21h 40m
BKK
06:10+2day
Non Refundable

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CX 829
YYZ
00:35
22h 05mvia HKG
via HKG
22h 05m
BKK
10:40+1day

Refundable
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KE 74
YYZ
11:20
22h 10mvia ICN
via ICN
22h 10m
BKK
21:30+1day

Refundable
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BR 35
YYZ
00:15
22h 25mvia TPE
via TPE
22h 25m
BKK
10:40+1day

Refundable
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EY 140
YYZ
20:30
23h 00mvia AUH
via AUH
23h 00m
BKK
07:30+2day

Refundable
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NH 6813
YYZ
12:55
23h 10mvia NRT
via NRT
23h 10m
BKK
00:05+2day

Refundable
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QR 7861
YYZ
07:00
23h 20mvia JFK
via JFK
23h 20m
BKK
18:20+1day

Refundable
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KL 696
YYZ
21:15
24h 00mvia AMS
via AMS
24h 00m
BKK
09:15+2day
Non Refundable

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AF 8267
YYZ
21:15
24h 00mvia AMS
via AMS
24h 00m
BKK
09:15+2day
Non Refundable

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KE 74
YYZ
11:20
24h 00mvia ICN
via ICN
24h 00m
BKK
23:20+1day

Refundable
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AA 5886
YYZ
18:15
24h 25mvia PHL
via PHL
24h 25m
BKK
06:40+2day

Refundable
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AA 5886
YYZ
18:15
24h 35mvia PHL
via PHL
24h 35m
BKK
06:50+2day

Refundable
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KL 696
YYZ
21:15
24h 50mvia AMS
via AMS
24h 50m
BKK
10:05+2day
Non Refundable

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LX 4641
YYZ
20:30
26h 10mvia ZRH
via ZRH
26h 10m
BKK
10:40+2day
Non Refundable

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AF 351
YYZ
18:55
26h 20mvia CDG
via CDG
26h 20m
BKK
09:15+2day
Non Refundable

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WS 705
YYZ
09:00
26h 35mvia YVR
via YVR
26h 35m
BKK
23:35+1day
Non Refundable

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JL 5807
YYZ
09:00
26h 35mvia YVR
via YVR
26h 35m
BKK
23:35+1day
Non Refundable

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AY 5992
YYZ
18:10
27h 00mvia LHR
via LHR
27h 00m
BKK
09:10+2day
Non Refundable

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AF 351
YYZ
18:55
27h 10mvia CDG
via CDG
27h 10m
BKK
10:05+2day
Non Refundable

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KL 2443
YYZ
18:55
27h 10mvia CDG
via CDG
27h 10m
BKK
10:05+2day
Non Refundable

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KL 2443
YYZ
18:55
27h 10mvia CDG
via CDG
27h 10m
BKK
10:05+2day
Non Refundable

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KL 2443
YYZ
18:55
27h 10mvia CDG
via CDG
27h 10m
BKK
10:05+2day
Non Refundable

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AF 8266
YYZ
18:00
27h 15mvia AMS
via AMS
27h 15m
BKK
09:15+2day
Non Refundable

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AF 8266
YYZ
18:00
27h 15mvia AMS
via AMS
27h 15m
BKK
09:15+2day
Non Refundable

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AC 101
YYZ
06:40
28h 00mvia YVR
via YVR
28h 00m
BKK
22:40+1day
Non Refundable

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KL 692
YYZ
18:00
28h 05mvia AMS
via AMS
28h 05m
BKK
10:05+2day
Non Refundable

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UL 2856
YYZ
20:25
28h 10mvia LHR
via LHR
28h 10m
BKK
12:35+2day

Refundable
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AC 9
YYZ
12:55
28h 15mvia NRT
via NRT
28h 15m
BKK
05:10+2day
Non Refundable

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AC 1
YYZ
12:50
28h 20mvia HND
via HND
28h 20m
BKK
05:10+2day
Non Refundable

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UA 3435
YYZ
07:30
28h 35mvia EWR
via EWR
28h 35m
BKK
00:05+2day
Non Refundable

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TG 6277
YYZ
00:15
28h 35mvia TPE
via TPE
28h 35m
BKK
16:50+1day

Refundable
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JL 7451
YYZ
06:30
29h 05mvia ORD
via ORD
29h 05m
BKK
23:35+1day
Non Refundable

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UA 3640
YYZ
06:52
29h 13mvia ORD
via ORD
29h 13m
BKK
00:05+2day
Non Refundable

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EK 242
YYZ
13:55
29h 40mvia DXB
via DXB
29h 40m
BKK
07:35+2day

Refundable
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UA 5578
YYZ
11:00
30h 10mvia ORD
via ORD
30h 10m
BKK
05:10+2day
Non Refundable

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UA 5578
YYZ
11:00
30h 10mvia ORD
via ORD
30h 10m
BKK
05:10+2day
Non Refundable

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LH 6791
YYZ
19:30
31h 25mvia MUC
via MUC
31h 25m
BKK
14:55+2day
Non Refundable

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UA 1538
YYZ
09:00
32h 10mvia ORD
via ORD
32h 10m
BKK
05:10+2day
Non Refundable

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QR 9503
YYZ
10:30
32h 20mvia JFK
via JFK
32h 20m
BKK
06:50+2day

Refundable
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AC 428
YYZ
21:30
32h 35mvia YUL
via YUL
32h 35m
BKK
18:05+2day

Refundable
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LX 4655
YYZ
14:00
32h 40mvia YUL
via YUL
32h 40m
BKK
10:40+2day
Non Refundable

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AC 428
YYZ
21:30
33h 10mvia YUL
via YUL
33h 10m
BKK
18:40+2day

Refundable
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AC 426
YYZ
20:30
33h 35mvia YUL
via YUL
33h 35m
BKK
18:05+2day

Refundable
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AA 4559
YYZ
07:00
34h 05mvia JFK
via JFK
34h 05m
BKK
05:05+2day

Refundable
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AA 4559
YYZ
07:00
34h 05mvia JFK
via JFK
34h 05m
BKK
05:05+2day
Non Refundable

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AC 426
YYZ
20:30
34h 10mvia YUL
via YUL
34h 10m
BKK
18:40+2day

Refundable
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EK 242
YYZ
13:55
34h 10mvia DXB
via DXB
34h 10m
BKK
12:05+2day

Refundable
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NH 7383
YYZ
06:52
34h 18mvia ORD
via ORD
34h 18m
BKK
05:10+2day
Non Refundable

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EY 140
YYZ
20:30
35h 00mvia AUH
via AUH
35h 00m
BKK
19:30+2day

Refundable
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EK 242
YYZ
13:55
35h 00mvia DXB
via DXB
35h 00m
BKK
12:55+2day

Refundable
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QR 7861
YYZ
07:00
35h 50mvia JFK
via JFK
35h 50m
BKK
06:50+2day

Refundable
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QR 7861
YYZ
07:00
35h 50mvia JFK
via JFK
35h 50m
BKK
06:50+2day

Refundable
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AC 7958
YTZ
10:25
36h 15mvia YUL
via YUL
36h 15m
BKK
10:40+2day
Non Refundable

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AC 129
YYZ
22:00
36h 40mvia YVR
via YVR
36h 40m
BKK
22:40+2day
Non Refundable

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ET 553
YYZ
10:20
38h 20mvia ADD
via ADD
38h 20m
BKK
12:40+2day

Refundable
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AC 127
YYZ
20:15
38h 25mvia YVR
via YVR
38h 25m
BKK
22:40+2day
Non Refundable

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AC 125
YYZ
19:40
39h 00mvia YVR
via YVR
39h 00m
BKK
22:40+2day
Non Refundable

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AC 7952
YTZ
07:25
39h 15mvia YUL
via YUL
39h 15m
BKK
10:40+2day
Non Refundable

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EK 242
YYZ
13:55
40h 10mvia DXB
via DXB
40h 10m
BKK
18:05+2day

Refundable
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DL 4943
YYZ
17:15
40h 15mvia DTW
via DTW
40h 15m
BKK
21:30+2day
Non Refundable

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UA 8385
YYZ
19:30
40h 35mvia LAX
via LAX
40h 35m
BKK
00:05+3day

Refundable
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DL 4977
YYZ
08:30
40h 45mvia JFK
via JFK
40h 45m
BKK
13:15+2day
Non Refundable

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AI 188
YYZ
11:55
41h 00mvia DEL
via DEL
41h 00m
BKK
16:55+2day

Refundable
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AA 4552
YYZ
10:30
41h 50mvia JFK
via JFK
41h 50m
BKK
16:20+2day
Non Refundable

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AA 4552
YYZ
10:30
41h 50mvia JFK
via JFK
41h 50m
BKK
16:20+2day

Refundable
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UA 3513
YYZ
17:30
42h 35mvia ORD
via ORD
42h 35m
BKK
00:05+3day
Non Refundable

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UA 8190
YYZ
16:45
43h 20mvia LAX
via LAX
43h 20m
BKK
00:05+3day

Refundable
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DL 5303
YYZ
13:50
43h 40mvia DTW
via DTW
43h 40m
BKK
21:30+2day
Non Refundable

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AC 129
YYZ
22:00
44h 10mvia YVR
via YVR
44h 10m
BKK
06:10+3day
Non Refundable

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AA 4559
YYZ
07:00
45h 20mvia JFK
via JFK
45h 20m
BKK
16:20+2day

Refundable
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DL 5303
YYZ
13:50
45h 30mvia DTW
via DTW
45h 30m
BKK
23:20+2day
Non Refundable

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DL 5303
YYZ
13:50
46h 50mvia DTW
via DTW
46h 50m
BKK
00:40+3day
Non Refundable

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UL 2854
YYZ
18:20
48h 00mvia LHR
via LHR
48h 00m
BKK
06:20+3day

Refundable
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KL 696
YYZ
21:15
48h 00mvia AMS
via AMS
48h 00m
BKK
09:15+3day
Non Refundable

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UL 2854
YYZ
18:20
48h 00mvia LHR
via LHR
48h 00m
BKK
06:20+3day

Refundable
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KL 696
YYZ
21:15
48h 00mvia AMS
via AMS
48h 00m
BKK
09:15+3day
Non Refundable

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AC 428
YYZ
21:30
48h 40mvia YUL
via YUL
48h 40m
BKK
10:10+3day

Refundable
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DL 4977
YYZ
08:30
49h 00mvia JFK
via JFK
49h 00m
BKK
21:30+2day
Non Refundable

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UA 5578
YYZ
11:00
49h 05mvia ORD
via ORD
49h 05m
BKK
00:05+3day
Non Refundable

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DL 4977
YYZ
08:30
50h 50mvia JFK
via JFK
50h 50m
BKK
23:20+2day
Non Refundable

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UA 1538
YYZ
09:00
51h 05mvia ORD
via ORD
51h 05m
BKK
00:05+3day
Non Refundable

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UA 8447
YYZ
08:00
52h 05mvia LAX
via LAX
52h 05m
BKK
00:05+3day

Refundable
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UA 8447
YYZ
08:00
52h 05mvia LAX
via LAX
52h 05m
BKK
00:05+3day

Refundable
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DL 4977
YYZ
08:30
52h 10mvia JFK
via JFK
52h 10m
BKK
00:40+3day
Non Refundable

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UA 3640
YYZ
06:52
53h 13mvia ORD
via ORD
53h 13m
BKK
00:05+3day
Non Refundable

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AC 428
YYZ
21:30
67h 15mvia YUL
via YUL
67h 15m
BKK
04:45+4day

Refundable
Earn 3000 InterMiles
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Airlines & Flights Flying between Toronto's Lester B. Pearson International Airport and Bangkok's Don Muang
The current number of airlines & flights flying between Toronto and Bangkok are:
4 Flights by Srilankan Arlns from Toronto to Bangkok
9 Flights by Klm Royal Dutch from Toronto to Bangkok
6 Flights by Air France from Toronto to Bangkok
2 Flights by Westjet from Toronto to Bangkok
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The minimum time taken by a nonstop flight to reach Bangkok from Toronto is 21h 30m and the maximum time taken by a one-stop flight to reach Bangkok from Toronto is 67h 15m.
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About Toronto
Toronto is one of the popular cities in Canada and a tourist destination that you must add to your travel list. Even though the city is majorly known for its skyscrapers and modern buildings, you will love your time in the city. Toronto has a very eclectic dining scene and a great nightlife, too. It houses over 200 ethnic groups, who speak over 140 languages, and is known for welcoming a lot of people irrespective of their religion or ethnicity. While the city does have quite a lot of tourist attractions, you can explore the city like any other normal city. Since the city has a lot of diverse cultures, interacting with a lot of people should be on your itinerary if you love socializing. It is also home to one of the tallest free-standing towers in the world called CN Tower. You will also feel like you have explored a lot of other countries and cultures when you visit Toronto. You will also love the restaurants in the city and signing up for a food tour is something you must do.
Best Time to Visit Toronto
Even though the spring and fall seasons are the best times to visit Toronto, the city experiences peak season in summer from June to August. The temperature ranges from 15 to 26 degree Celsius. Since it is peak season, you will have to book your hotel in Toronto for several weeks in advance. You will also have to book your flight tickets to Toronto well in advance to avoid the surge in prices. Not to mention, it will also be difficult to find decent hotels at an affordable price at the last moment. You can attend events like the North by Northeast Festival, Toronto International Dragon Boat Race Festival, Toronto Pride, Toronto Jazz Festival, Toronto Fringe Festival and Caribana. You might have to wait in long queues at some of the major tourist attractions since there are a lot of tourists in the city. If you don't like crowded places, this might not be the best time for you to visit Toronto. This is a busy time for the city with tourists buzzing around in Toronto. You can also add tourist sites closer to Toronto in your itinerary. Sign up for a tour of the city or explore it on your own.
April and May is the spring season in Toronto. It is also an ideal time to visit the city since the temperature ranges from 4 to 18 degree Celsius. There are fewer tourists in the city, and the weather can be quite chilly during early spring, so you might want to pack your warm clothes, too. You will also come across exciting flight deals to Toronto and discounts on hotels. Attend the Canada Blooms, Toronto Comic Con and Tastemaker Toronto during spring. September and October are when the fall season kicks in, and the temperature ranges from 7 to 20 degree Celsius. The weather is warmer initially, but since it heads towards winter, it might get colder towards the end of it. You can attend the Toronto International Film Festival and the Toronto International Art Fair in the fall season.
November to March is winter in Toronto, and it sees a dip in tourists. The temperature ranges from -7 to 4 degree Celsius, and the city experiences heavy snowfall. You can book a hotel in Toronto at the lowest prices and might even get cheap flight tickets to Toronto. Even though there are fewer tourists in the city, there are quite a lot of events that you can attend, like Cavalcade of Lights, Holiday Magic on Bloor-Yorkville, Toronto International Boat Show and Winterlicious. Make sure that you are carrying a lot of warm clothes. Christmas and New Year celebrations in the city are quite grand. Though dining at high-end restaurants might be pretty expensive, the festive spirit only makes you want to spend a little bit more. You can also make the most of all the shopping destinations in the city during the festive season.
Places to Visit in Toronto
CN Tower is one of the major highlights of Toronto. The 553m tall building is to Toronto what the Eiffel Tower is to Paris. The breathtaking view of the city from up top is what attracts tourists to it. On a clear day, you might even be lucky enough to spot Niagara Falls and New York state from up there. The Royal Ontario Museum is home to an enchanting collection of art, cultural and natural history from different periods across the world. The architecture of the museum is stunning, and it has also become a recognizable building in Toronto. If you want to experience wildlife, you can visit High Park. You will find llamas, reindeer, bison and other animals. The park also has quite a few sunken gardens, nature trails, hanging basket gardens, natural ponds and streams where you can enjoy a peaceful time. The park also has quite a few activities for you like a train tour, swimming and wading pools and so on. Distillery District is a neighbourhood in Toronto that has a lot of boutiques, artists' studios, restaurants, galleries and the Toronto Christmas Market that is quite popular here. The outdoor scene here is eclectic, and you will love it.
Ripley's Aquarium of Canada is one of the most pleasant places to visit. The museum has an underwater tunnel with a moving sidewalk that attracts most tourists to it. Casa Loma is a castle in Toronto that was built in 1914 and was transformed into a winter wonderland later. It is one of the best attractions to visit, especially during winter. St Lawrence Market was built in 1850 and came with a rich history. It was the first-ever permanent farmer's market, and you will love the cheese and bacon sandwiches here. You can also head to the nearby beaches like Bluffer's Park, Kew-Balmy, Woodbine, Cherry and Sunnyside Beach.
Things to do in Toronto
You can go on a sightseeing tour of the city to cover all the major museums and parks. You can also sign up for a tour of the Toronto Islands. You can head to the beaches near the city and indulge in a lot of water activities. You can also head to St Lawrence Market that has a lot of shops and outdoor restaurants. You can also sign up for a luxury bus tour of the Niagara Falls from Toronto. The city is also known for its diverse food culture and signing up for a food tour of the city. If you are planning a trip to the city during high season, you might even get to attend a lot of parties. The nightclub scene in the city is quite exciting, and you will certainly have a lot of fun here. You can also take a French language class or a cooking class to learn a few French cuisines.
Foods and Restaurants in Toronto
Toronto is one city where you will find cuisines from a lot of cultures. Whatever you feel like eating, you will find it in Toronto. The city has a Little Italy, Chinatown, Koreatown, Little Iran, Greektown and the Bazaar neighbourhood that has restaurants serving delicious Indian and Middle Eastern cuisines. St Lawrence Market is yet another locality where you will find a lot of great restaurants that come with a lovely ambience. Scaramouche Restaurant is a popular restaurant that serves authentic French cuisine. You will also love the ambience and service at the restaurant. New Orleans Seafood and Steakhouse, as the name suggests, serves the best seafood and steaks. You can also head to Moxie's Grill and Bar for a nice time. Kit Kat is an Italian restaurant that has a unique decor, and you can head here for a delicious meal. If you feel like heading to a pub or a bar, The Tilted Dog Pub and Kitchen is a great place to visit. It offers traditional Canadian food, and you can order whatever you want with a glass of beer. You can also try Rasa on Harbord Street if delicious food with beer is what you have in mind. Lavinia restaurant is popular for its Spanish cuisine.
How to reach Toronto
The Toronto Pearson International Airport and is the largest, busiest airport in Canada. The airport is named after the 14th Prime Minister of Canada and Nobel Peace Prize laureate Lester B. Pearson. The flight connectivity to Canada from India is excellent. Canada is a very popular destination for Indians. KLM, British Airways and Cathay Pacific Airways have frequent flights to Canada from India with layovers at Amsterdam, London and Hongkong. If you book at the right time, you might even get exciting deals on flights to Canada online. It is very convenient to get taxis and car rentals from Toronto airport. The airport also has a lot of facilities like premium lounges, restaurants, cafes, duty-free shops, currency exchange, prayer area, children's areas and smoking area, too. The airport staff will also help you with last-minute hotel accommodations if your itinerary has any unforeseen changes.
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About Bangkok Airport
Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport is often referred to as Bangkok Airport. It is one of the two major international airports that serve Thailand. Although Don Mueang International Airport was also recognized for its international flight services. However, the same was halted in 2007. Now the airport serves as a hub to low-cost airlines that connect in Bangkok. Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport is sprawled across 8,000 acres of land and is one of the biggest international airports in the Southeast Asian region. It is also a hub for aviation in Bangkok.
Suvarnabhumi Airport was originally chartered with limited domestic flight services. However, it soon started expanding to add more domestic and international flights. Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport is currently the important hub for Thai Smile Airways, Thai Airways International and Bangkok Airways. The airport basically serves as a regional gateway to several foreign carriers too. It has been recorded to be the 17th busiest airport in the world and 11 busiest in Asia. The airport has the capacity to accommodate about 60 million passengers in a year. There are over 95 airlines that operate from Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport.
About Airport Terminals
Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport has three terminals in total. Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 are responsible for operations of international flights. Meanwhile, Terminal 3 is focussed on domestic flights to cater to connectivity in Thailand. The two terminals are located right next to each other while the domestic terminal or Terminal3 is 500 meters away from Terminal 2. The distance between the terminals is not massive. The proximity often makes it confusing. The departure and arrival zones in the international terminals have dedicated immigration counters as well as check-in and baggage to make it easy for the travellers. The terminal's roof has been designed aesthetically with the use of structural elements and bays that have been placed in cantilevered wavelike forms. The airport is capable of accommodating an Airbus A380. There are two parallel runways at the airport with a total of about 120 parking bays for flights. The passenger terminal is recorded to capacitate about 76 flight operations every hour. An underground rail link station has also been constructed to connect the terminal with the city centre. Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport's terminal passenger terminal is famed for being the fourth-biggest building in the world, following Hong Kong International Airport, Beijing Capital International Airport and Dubai International Airport.
About Airport Authority
Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport is funded and operated by the Airports of Thailand Public Company Ltd. (AOT). The airport's body is responsible for six international airport ventures in Thailand. Four more airports have been added recently under its wing. The statutory body received recognition as one of the most valuable airport operators across the globe. The organization was established in 2002 after a consortium between private firms and the state-owned Airports Authority of Thailand. The Thailand government holds a higher share in the consortium with about 70 per cent stock. The Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport is the most profitable venture for the airport's authority with passenger statistics of about 63,379,077, as recorded in the year 2018. Over the years, the airport management has done a phenomenal job of efficient connection of the international airport with the city centre. They have also worked towards fixing some of the pressing matters to bolster the functions and efficiency of the airport in terms of safety and connectivity.
Top airlines flying from Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport
The demand for Bangkok in India as a tourist destination is quite high. Hence, there are several Indian airlines that operate from the Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport as well. In fact, the first flight to fly to the Bangkok Airport was a Lufthansa Cargo which took off from Mumbai. Some of the Indian airlines that operate from the Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport include Air India, GoAir, IndiGo and Vistara. They have direct connectivity and fly on a regular basis. Airlines such as Thai Airways and Thai Smile, which predominantly operate from Suvarnabhumi Airport also have direct services to Indian cities such as Mumbai, Bangalore, Delhi Ahmedabad, Chennai, to name a few.
As an international tourist destination, the Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport also sees much air traffic from international flights. Some of the prominent airlines that operate from the Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport include Air Astana, Air China, Air France, Air Macau, All Nippon Airways, Asiana Airlines, Austrian Airlines, Bangkok Airways, British Airways, Cathay Pacific, Cambodia Airways, China Airlines, Druk Air, EgyptAir, Emirates, Ethiopian Airlines, Etihad Airways, Finnair, Garuda Indonesia, Gulf Air, Japan Airlines, Jetstar Asia Airways, Kenya Airways, KLM Royal Dutch Airways, Korean Air, Lufthansa, Malaysia Airlines, Nepal Airlines, Norwegian Air Shuttle, Oman Air, Qatar Airways, Shenzhen Airlines, Singapore Airlines, Srilankan Airlines, Swiss, Thai Airways, Turkish Airlines, Uzbekistan Airways, Vietnam Airlines and Ural Airlines. These airlines cater to various parts of the world and have impeccable connectivity. There are reservations for cargo flights to function from the Suvarnabhumi Airport. They are Lufthansa Cargo, Cathay Pacific Cargo, DHL Aviation and Singapore Airlines Cargo.
Facilities at the Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport
ATMs and currency exchange - There are foreign exchange booths and ATM kiosks available at the airport. You can withdraw money or exchange to local currency to make your trip convenient.
Baggage - Baggage services are available with plastic wrapping and porter services. You can also find trolleys at regular intervals.
Internet and communication kiosks - There are internet kiosks that have established at the airport. You can get your work done while you wait for boarding. There are telecom desks where you can purchase local mobile SIM numbers to avail WiFi. Postal services are also available.
Restaurants and cafes - There are many food establishments and restaurants at the airport's terminals. The departure zone has a slew of joints, including ones with liquor and coffee.
Medical care - Medical rooms and pharmacies have been installed at regular intervals. You can make last-minute purchases of prescribed medicine, or you can get necessary tablets or toiletries.
Prayer rooms - Devoted prayer rooms and multi-faith corners have been established at all terminals. There are monks' reception rooms also available at the Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport.
Transit hotels - To make the passenger's experience at the Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport good, they have also installed an in-transit hotel. You can check-in for the few hours you need to wait and even rest as much as you can.
Spa and massage - The airport is blessed with good serviced spas and massage parlours. For in-transit passengers who need to take a second flight or who need to wait due to layovers, can avail this service.
Smoking zones - There are dedicated smoking lounges in the Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport. These are available at all the terminals' departures and arrivals. You can even purchase boxes in case you need it for the time being.
Special assistance – The airport also has professionals who cater to the special needs of passengers who fall under the category of senior citizens, expecting mothers and physically disabled. The professionals have been trained to help out the individuals by enabling a smooth transition of their check-in and boarding processes.
How to reach Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport
By Bus and car rentals
The Airport Shuttle bus operating from the city is another efficient way to reach the Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport. These buses have a direct connection to the airport from within the city, making travel cheaper and easier. Along with the buses, you can always book a ride to the airport too. There are five routes from the airport that have a direct connection with the Bangkok Airport. These routes connect from Bangkok's downtown as well as Chonburi Province, connections from North Bangkok and Bang Na Bang Pakong which stands at the South. The main entrance to the Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport though is at the Samut Prakan Province. There are elevated highways and flyovers which need to be used to reach the Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport. You can find a car and rental booking booths at the airport's arrival segment. Even the entrance to the airport has a dedicated taxi counter where you can book your ride to the city.
By Airport Rail Link
One of the best ways to reach the Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport opened in 2010 after much delay but has since managed to receive good passenger traffic. Called the Airport Rail Link (ARL), the rail is operated by SRTET which is a subsidiary of the State Railway of Thailand. The long 28.6 km gauge line runs at an elevation for most of its length. The link directly connects to the passenger terminal building off the Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport. The rail services start at 6:00 in the morning till 24:00. There are two interchange stations called Phaya Thai and Makkasan which run on different lines, also available. The future plans to expand the airport is also in talks where the Airport Rail Link plans to merge and complement the SRT Red Line commuter service. This way, you wouldn't need to change the metro links to reach the Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which are the most preferred airlines from Toronto to Bangkok ?
Srilankan Arlns, Klm Royal Dutch, Air France, Westjet, American Arlnes, Air Canada, All Nippon, United Airlines, Japan Airlines, Delta Airlines, Qatar Airways, Etihad Airways, Korean Airways, Swiss Air, Finnair, Thai Airways, Ethiopian Air, Cathay Pacific, Air India Ltd, Emirates, Eva Air, Lufthansa and China Eastern are the most preferred airlines on Toronto to Bangkok flight route.
Any offer available for new users on Toronto to Bangkok flight booking by InterMiles?
InterMiles offers Flat 750 discount on flight especially for New Users by using coupon code: TNC750NEW.
Which is the cheapest airline on Toronto to Bangkok flight route?
Srilankan Arlns offers the cheapest flights from Toronto to Bangkok.
When does the first flight leave from Toronto to Bangkok?
The first flight from Toronto to Bangkok is Thai Airways TG6277 at 00:15.
Which is the last flight on Toronto to Bangkok route?
The last flight from Toronto to Bangkok route is Air Canada AC129 at 22:00.
How many flights fly from Toronto to Bangkok on the daily basis?
There are 91 flights flying from Toronto to Bangkok every day. Around 91 flights are flying daily from Toronto to Bangkok. Out of which 0 are direct and 91 are connecting flights on this route. Some major airlines between this route are Srilankan Arlns, Klm Royal Dutch, Air France, Westjet, American Arlnes, Air Canada, All Nippon, United Airlines, Japan Airlines, Delta Airlines, Qatar Airways, Etihad Airways, Korean Airways, Swiss Air, Finnair, Thai Airways, Ethiopian Air, Cathay Pacific, Air India Ltd, Emirates, Eva Air, Lufthansa and China Eastern.
Is it important to pay insurance charge for Toronto to Bangkok flight booking?
No, it’s not required. But we advise you to pay small amount of insurance fee for safety purpose.
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About Toronto
Toronto is one of the popular cities in Canada and a tourist destination that you must add to your travel list. Even though the city is majorly known for its skyscrapers and modern buildings, you will love your time in the city. Toronto has a very eclectic dining scene and a great nightlife, too. It houses over 200 ethnic groups, who speak over 140 languages, and is known for welcoming a lot of people irrespective of their religion or ethnicity. While the city does have quite a lot of tourist attractions, you can explore the city like any other normal city. Since the city has a lot of diverse cultures, interacting with a lot of people should be on your itinerary if you love socializing. It is also home to one of the tallest free-standing towers in the world called CN Tower. You will also feel like you have explored a lot of other countries and cultures when you visit Toronto. You will also love the restaurants in the city and signing up for a food tour is something you must do.
Best Time to Visit Toronto
Even though the spring and fall seasons are the best times to visit Toronto, the city experiences peak season in summer from June to August. The temperature ranges from 15 to 26 degree Celsius. Since it is peak season, you will have to book your hotel in Toronto for several weeks in advance. You will also have to book your flight tickets to Toronto well in advance to avoid the surge in prices. Not to mention, it will also be difficult to find decent hotels at an affordable price at the last moment. You can attend events like the North by Northeast Festival, Toronto International Dragon Boat Race Festival, Toronto Pride, Toronto Jazz Festival, Toronto Fringe Festival and Caribana. You might have to wait in long queues at some of the major tourist attractions since there are a lot of tourists in the city. If you don't like crowded places, this might not be the best time for you to visit Toronto. This is a busy time for the city with tourists buzzing around in Toronto. You can also add tourist sites closer to Toronto in your itinerary. Sign up for a tour of the city or explore it on your own.
April and May is the spring season in Toronto. It is also an ideal time to visit the city since the temperature ranges from 4 to 18 degree Celsius. There are fewer tourists in the city, and the weather can be quite chilly during early spring, so you might want to pack your warm clothes, too. You will also come across exciting flight deals to Toronto and discounts on hotels. Attend the Canada Blooms, Toronto Comic Con and Tastemaker Toronto during spring. September and October are when the fall season kicks in, and the temperature ranges from 7 to 20 degree Celsius. The weather is warmer initially, but since it heads towards winter, it might get colder towards the end of it. You can attend the Toronto International Film Festival and the Toronto International Art Fair in the fall season.
November to March is winter in Toronto, and it sees a dip in tourists. The temperature ranges from -7 to 4 degree Celsius, and the city experiences heavy snowfall. You can book a hotel in Toronto at the lowest prices and might even get cheap flight tickets to Toronto. Even though there are fewer tourists in the city, there are quite a lot of events that you can attend, like Cavalcade of Lights, Holiday Magic on Bloor-Yorkville, Toronto International Boat Show and Winterlicious. Make sure that you are carrying a lot of warm clothes. Christmas and New Year celebrations in the city are quite grand. Though dining at high-end restaurants might be pretty expensive, the festive spirit only makes you want to spend a little bit more. You can also make the most of all the shopping destinations in the city during the festive season.
Places to Visit in Toronto
CN Tower is one of the major highlights of Toronto. The 553m tall building is to Toronto what the Eiffel Tower is to Paris. The breathtaking view of the city from up top is what attracts tourists to it. On a clear day, you might even be lucky enough to spot Niagara Falls and New York state from up there. The Royal Ontario Museum is home to an enchanting collection of art, cultural and natural history from different periods across the world. The architecture of the museum is stunning, and it has also become a recognizable building in Toronto. If you want to experience wildlife, you can visit High Park. You will find llamas, reindeer, bison and other animals. The park also has quite a few sunken gardens, nature trails, hanging basket gardens, natural ponds and streams where you can enjoy a peaceful time. The park also has quite a few activities for you like a train tour, swimming and wading pools and so on. Distillery District is a neighbourhood in Toronto that has a lot of boutiques, artists' studios, restaurants, galleries and the Toronto Christmas Market that is quite popular here. The outdoor scene here is eclectic, and you will love it.
Ripley's Aquarium of Canada is one of the most pleasant places to visit. The museum has an underwater tunnel with a moving sidewalk that attracts most tourists to it. Casa Loma is a castle in Toronto that was built in 1914 and was transformed into a winter wonderland later. It is one of the best attractions to visit, especially during winter. St Lawrence Market was built in 1850 and came with a rich history. It was the first-ever permanent farmer's market, and you will love the cheese and bacon sandwiches here. You can also head to the nearby beaches like Bluffer's Park, Kew-Balmy, Woodbine, Cherry and Sunnyside Beach.
Things to do in Toronto
You can go on a sightseeing tour of the city to cover all the major museums and parks. You can also sign up for a tour of the Toronto Islands. You can head to the beaches near the city and indulge in a lot of water activities. You can also head to St Lawrence Market that has a lot of shops and outdoor restaurants. You can also sign up for a luxury bus tour of the Niagara Falls from Toronto. The city is also known for its diverse food culture and signing up for a food tour of the city. If you are planning a trip to the city during high season, you might even get to attend a lot of parties. The nightclub scene in the city is quite exciting, and you will certainly have a lot of fun here. You can also take a French language class or a cooking class to learn a few French cuisines.
Foods and Restaurants in Toronto
Toronto is one city where you will find cuisines from a lot of cultures. Whatever you feel like eating, you will find it in Toronto. The city has a Little Italy, Chinatown, Koreatown, Little Iran, Greektown and the Bazaar neighbourhood that has restaurants serving delicious Indian and Middle Eastern cuisines. St Lawrence Market is yet another locality where you will find a lot of great restaurants that come with a lovely ambience. Scaramouche Restaurant is a popular restaurant that serves authentic French cuisine. You will also love the ambience and service at the restaurant. New Orleans Seafood and Steakhouse, as the name suggests, serves the best seafood and steaks. You can also head to Moxie's Grill and Bar for a nice time. Kit Kat is an Italian restaurant that has a unique decor, and you can head here for a delicious meal. If you feel like heading to a pub or a bar, The Tilted Dog Pub and Kitchen is a great place to visit. It offers traditional Canadian food, and you can order whatever you want with a glass of beer. You can also try Rasa on Harbord Street if delicious food with beer is what you have in mind. Lavinia restaurant is popular for its Spanish cuisine.
How to reach Toronto
The Toronto Pearson International Airport and is the largest, busiest airport in Canada. The airport is named after the 14th Prime Minister of Canada and Nobel Peace Prize laureate Lester B. Pearson. The flight connectivity to Canada from India is excellent. Canada is a very popular destination for Indians. KLM, British Airways and Cathay Pacific Airways have frequent flights to Canada from India with layovers at Amsterdam, London and Hongkong. If you book at the right time, you might even get exciting deals on flights to Canada online. It is very convenient to get taxis and car rentals from Toronto airport. The airport also has a lot of facilities like premium lounges, restaurants, cafes, duty-free shops, currency exchange, prayer area, children's areas and smoking area, too. The airport staff will also help you with last-minute hotel accommodations if your itinerary has any unforeseen changes.
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About Bangkok Airport
Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport is often referred to as Bangkok Airport. It is one of the two major international airports that serve Thailand. Although Don Mueang International Airport was also recognized for its international flight services. However, the same was halted in 2007. Now the airport serves as a hub to low-cost airlines that connect in Bangkok. Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport is sprawled across 8,000 acres of land and is one of the biggest international airports in the Southeast Asian region. It is also a hub for aviation in Bangkok.
Suvarnabhumi Airport was originally chartered with limited domestic flight services. However, it soon started expanding to add more domestic and international flights. Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport is currently the important hub for Thai Smile Airways, Thai Airways International and Bangkok Airways. The airport basically serves as a regional gateway to several foreign carriers too. It has been recorded to be the 17th busiest airport in the world and 11 busiest in Asia. The airport has the capacity to accommodate about 60 million passengers in a year. There are over 95 airlines that operate from Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport.
About Airport Terminals
Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport has three terminals in total. Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 are responsible for operations of international flights. Meanwhile, Terminal 3 is focussed on domestic flights to cater to connectivity in Thailand. The two terminals are located right next to each other while the domestic terminal or Terminal3 is 500 meters away from Terminal 2. The distance between the terminals is not massive. The proximity often makes it confusing. The departure and arrival zones in the international terminals have dedicated immigration counters as well as check-in and baggage to make it easy for the travellers. The terminal's roof has been designed aesthetically with the use of structural elements and bays that have been placed in cantilevered wavelike forms. The airport is capable of accommodating an Airbus A380. There are two parallel runways at the airport with a total of about 120 parking bays for flights. The passenger terminal is recorded to capacitate about 76 flight operations every hour. An underground rail link station has also been constructed to connect the terminal with the city centre. Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport's terminal passenger terminal is famed for being the fourth-biggest building in the world, following Hong Kong International Airport, Beijing Capital International Airport and Dubai International Airport.
About Airport Authority
Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport is funded and operated by the Airports of Thailand Public Company Ltd. (AOT). The airport's body is responsible for six international airport ventures in Thailand. Four more airports have been added recently under its wing. The statutory body received recognition as one of the most valuable airport operators across the globe. The organization was established in 2002 after a consortium between private firms and the state-owned Airports Authority of Thailand. The Thailand government holds a higher share in the consortium with about 70 per cent stock. The Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport is the most profitable venture for the airport's authority with passenger statistics of about 63,379,077, as recorded in the year 2018. Over the years, the airport management has done a phenomenal job of efficient connection of the international airport with the city centre. They have also worked towards fixing some of the pressing matters to bolster the functions and efficiency of the airport in terms of safety and connectivity.
Top airlines flying from Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport
The demand for Bangkok in India as a tourist destination is quite high. Hence, there are several Indian airlines that operate from the Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport as well. In fact, the first flight to fly to the Bangkok Airport was a Lufthansa Cargo which took off from Mumbai. Some of the Indian airlines that operate from the Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport include Air India, GoAir, IndiGo and Vistara. They have direct connectivity and fly on a regular basis. Airlines such as Thai Airways and Thai Smile, which predominantly operate from Suvarnabhumi Airport also have direct services to Indian cities such as Mumbai, Bangalore, Delhi Ahmedabad, Chennai, to name a few.
As an international tourist destination, the Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport also sees much air traffic from international flights. Some of the prominent airlines that operate from the Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport include Air Astana, Air China, Air France, Air Macau, All Nippon Airways, Asiana Airlines, Austrian Airlines, Bangkok Airways, British Airways, Cathay Pacific, Cambodia Airways, China Airlines, Druk Air, EgyptAir, Emirates, Ethiopian Airlines, Etihad Airways, Finnair, Garuda Indonesia, Gulf Air, Japan Airlines, Jetstar Asia Airways, Kenya Airways, KLM Royal Dutch Airways, Korean Air, Lufthansa, Malaysia Airlines, Nepal Airlines, Norwegian Air Shuttle, Oman Air, Qatar Airways, Shenzhen Airlines, Singapore Airlines, Srilankan Airlines, Swiss, Thai Airways, Turkish Airlines, Uzbekistan Airways, Vietnam Airlines and Ural Airlines. These airlines cater to various parts of the world and have impeccable connectivity. There are reservations for cargo flights to function from the Suvarnabhumi Airport. They are Lufthansa Cargo, Cathay Pacific Cargo, DHL Aviation and Singapore Airlines Cargo.
Facilities at the Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport
ATMs and currency exchange - There are foreign exchange booths and ATM kiosks available at the airport. You can withdraw money or exchange to local currency to make your trip convenient.
Baggage - Baggage services are available with plastic wrapping and porter services. You can also find trolleys at regular intervals.
Internet and communication kiosks - There are internet kiosks that have established at the airport. You can get your work done while you wait for boarding. There are telecom desks where you can purchase local mobile SIM numbers to avail WiFi. Postal services are also available.
Restaurants and cafes - There are many food establishments and restaurants at the airport's terminals. The departure zone has a slew of joints, including ones with liquor and coffee.
Medical care - Medical rooms and pharmacies have been installed at regular intervals. You can make last-minute purchases of prescribed medicine, or you can get necessary tablets or toiletries.
Prayer rooms - Devoted prayer rooms and multi-faith corners have been established at all terminals. There are monks' reception rooms also available at the Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport.
Transit hotels - To make the passenger's experience at the Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport good, they have also installed an in-transit hotel. You can check-in for the few hours you need to wait and even rest as much as you can.
Spa and massage - The airport is blessed with good serviced spas and massage parlours. For in-transit passengers who need to take a second flight or who need to wait due to layovers, can avail this service.
Smoking zones - There are dedicated smoking lounges in the Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport. These are available at all the terminals' departures and arrivals. You can even purchase boxes in case you need it for the time being.
Special assistance – The airport also has professionals who cater to the special needs of passengers who fall under the category of senior citizens, expecting mothers and physically disabled. The professionals have been trained to help out the individuals by enabling a smooth transition of their check-in and boarding processes.
How to reach Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport
By Bus and car rentals
The Airport Shuttle bus operating from the city is another efficient way to reach the Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport. These buses have a direct connection to the airport from within the city, making travel cheaper and easier. Along with the buses, you can always book a ride to the airport too. There are five routes from the airport that have a direct connection with the Bangkok Airport. These routes connect from Bangkok's downtown as well as Chonburi Province, connections from North Bangkok and Bang Na Bang Pakong which stands at the South. The main entrance to the Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport though is at the Samut Prakan Province. There are elevated highways and flyovers which need to be used to reach the Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport. You can find a car and rental booking booths at the airport's arrival segment. Even the entrance to the airport has a dedicated taxi counter where you can book your ride to the city.
By Airport Rail Link
One of the best ways to reach the Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport opened in 2010 after much delay but has since managed to receive good passenger traffic. Called the Airport Rail Link (ARL), the rail is operated by SRTET which is a subsidiary of the State Railway of Thailand. The long 28.6 km gauge line runs at an elevation for most of its length. The link directly connects to the passenger terminal building off the Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport. The rail services start at 6:00 in the morning till 24:00. There are two interchange stations called Phaya Thai and Makkasan which run on different lines, also available. The future plans to expand the airport is also in talks where the Airport Rail Link plans to merge and complement the SRT Red Line commuter service. This way, you wouldn't need to change the metro links to reach the Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport.