Air Tickets in BKK - Page 12

vaxvms · #**166** 06-02-2004, 02:58 PM

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Originally posted by cheongkid
AirAsia will start flying from Changi to Bangkok from 16 Feb.

http://www.asiaone.com.sg/streats/20..._story1_1.html

their px got as cheap compare to swiss air recent promotion or not?
u planning a trip also?

liketoplay · #**167** 06-02-2004, 03:58 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by 1111111
hahaha bro mine still cheaper than yours by S$10 buck neh neh neh!!!!!!

Hahaha ... you frequent flyer of course will get better price than me wat .....

cheongkid · #**168** 07-02-2004, 11:44 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by vaxvms
their px got as cheap compare to swiss air recent promotion or not?

AirAsia flight from SIN-BKK: S$59.99/THB1300

Depart SIN 11:00
Arrive BKK 12:15

Depart BKK 07:10
Arrive SIN 10:30

MrDevil · #**169** 07-02-2004, 03:39 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by cheongkid
AirAsia flight from SIN-BKK: S$59.99/THB1300

Depart SIN 11:00
Arrive BKK 12:15

Depart BKK 07:10
Arrive SIN 10:30

provided if you meet the following criteria

Booking Period
7 - 11 Feb 2004

Travel Period
16 Feb - 27 Mar 2004

wizely · #**170** 08-02-2004, 04:49 PM

I almost bought the tickets from AirAsia.. until I realise the departure time is 7am from Bangkok! *#!@

Personally I prefer the timing from SwissAir @ $190. I think the promotion link has been removed from the website but here's the direct link:

http://www.swiss.com/web/IE6/tg-to-so-sg-bangkok-saver?

Btw, TG is now @ $195 too.

Chok Dee!

siamcutey · #**171** 08-02-2004, 05:01 PM

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Originally posted by yomun
I've done the calculations. All in all it's S$170 for return tickets. That's inclusive of the THB500 airport tax that you pay yourself in Don Muang. You're not allow to bring your own food on board.

Major airlines will slash their prices very soon. Haha.

Budget Airlines can never fight with Major Airlines because of the no-frills they offer. It only offers an alternative, and 1 more thing is Air Asia doesn't have miles to clock, not to say whether they flight is well-maintained.

For those who are thinking of seeing their tiraks in thailand due to the coming of Air Asia, pay more for a normal ticket is better than saving some cash for their sponsorship fees. Take the major airlines.

If Air Asia runs services within Thailand provinces, it might be a hit.

eh, 7am departure timing in BKK not suited for you.

hahaha
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siamcutey · #**172** 08-02-2004, 11:07 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by yomun
Buy Air Asia's one way ticket to BKK then buy return tickets from a major airline in BKK. Hehehe.

1 way expensive in BKK. Same as anywhere too. BO hwa

hahaha
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Sinoview · #**173** 09-02-2004, 11:17 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by siamcutey
1 way expensive in BKK. Same as anywhere too. BO hwa

hahaha
SC

Is it's cost effective to buy a returned ticket from BKK vs here ???

A friend told me he does that for his business class ticket which is a lot cheaper in BKK. Is it true ???

Can u kindly check with the travel agent there and let us know since you station in BKK. Kamsiah .....kamsiah.....

vaxvms · #**174** 09-02-2004, 03:20 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by siamcutey
Budget Airlines can never fight with Major Airlines because of the no-frills they offer. It only offers an alternative, and 1 more thing is Air Asia doesn't have miles to clock, not to say whether they flight is well-maintained.

For those who are thinking of seeing their tiraks in thailand due to the coming of Air Asia, pay more for a normal ticket is better than saving some cash for their sponsorship fees. Take the major airlines.

If Air Asia runs services within Thailand provinces, it might be a hit.

eh, 7am departure timing in BKK not suited for you.

hahaha
SC

wat 0700 flight??
must be jokin man
how to wake up or should i put it juz finish chiong than supper back hotel one bonk and have to leave for airport liao
rather pay more and now swiss air one for one some more

cyrus · #**175** 09-02-2004, 08:29 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by siamcutey
Budget Airlines can never fight with Major Airlines because of the no-frills they offer. It only offers an alternative, and 1 more thing is Air Asia doesn't have miles to clock, not to say whether they flight is well-maintained.

For those who are thinking of seeing their tiraks in thailand due to the coming of Air Asia, pay more for a normal ticket is better than saving some cash for their sponsorship fees. Take the major airlines.

If Air Asia runs services within Thailand provinces, it might be a hit.

eh, 7am departure timing in BKK not suited for you.

hahaha
SC

Can't agree more ... will always prefer major airlines .... talking about sponsorship .... guess we have start having a new thread on sponsorship ...

GiddlyGook · #**176** 10-02-2004, 01:52 AM

http://www.bangkokpost.com/040204_Ne...04_news09.html

Sinoview · #**177** 10-02-2004, 10:43 AM

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Originally posted by GiddlyGook
http://www.bangkokpost.com/040204_Ne...04_news09.html

Haa...haaa....Safety issue here !!!!

What a bad start for Thai AirAsia !!!!

vaxvms · #**178** 10-02-2004, 02:33 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by GiddlyGook
http://www.bangkokpost.com/040204_Ne...04_news09.html

tink i stick to TG when heading LOS

Rushie · #**179** 10-02-2004, 08:29 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Sinoview
Is it's cost effective to buy a returned ticket from BKK vs here ???

A friend told me he does that for his business class ticket which is a lot cheaper in BKK. Is it true ???

Can u kindly check with the travel agent there and let us know since you station in BKK. Kamsiah .....kamsiah.....

Hi Sinoview,

I always buy my tickets from Bangkok.

The following are published fares, before discount from travel agent.

BKK/SIN/BKK SQ Business THB22840 excluding tax (USD586)
SIN/BKK/SIN SQ Business SGD1436 exculding tax (USD855)

The difference is even greater if it is on other airlines.

Regards
Rushie

siamcutey · #**180** 11-02-2004, 12:23 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Sinoview
Is it's cost effective to buy a returned ticket from BKK vs here ???

A friend told me he does that for his business class ticket which is a lot cheaper in BKK. Is it true ???

Can u kindly check with the travel agent there and let us know since you station in BKK. Kamsiah .....kamsiah.....

For business class and first class, one can see the difference in the price. For the economy classes, though cheaper to buy in BKK than in Sin, the difference is not much. Only a little like about $10-$30 depending on promotions too. Sometimes Singapore have promotion, while BKK don't have while sometimes vice versa. In long run, it will be cheaper to buy a return ticket from BKK instead if you are frequently flying to BKK every 2 weeks.

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