How to Book Travel on Bangkok Airways
In business for over 40 years, Bangkok Airways is one the most competitive airlines in Asia today. Boasting 18 types of aircraft, Bangkok Airways can get you to and from 8 different countries or 20 different cities. Comfortable and reliable, booking travel with Bangkok Airways is a cinch. Follow these steps to find out how.
Instructions
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Book Your Flight on Bangkok Airways
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Book your ticket online using a Visa or Master Card. The Web site for Bangkok Airways (see Resources below) is user-friendly and efficient.
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Book by phone at 011 (+66) (0)2 265 5678.
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Reserve your ticket through a travel agent. Although sometimes more expensive, this is a good option if you want to find a package deal or want to get an expert opinion on organizing your trip.
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Travel on a whim. As long as you book your ticket online, you can purchase your ticket up to 2 hours before your plane takes off.
Plan for Your Trip
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Pick your preferred destination. Bangkok Airways flies internationally to Cambodia, China, Japan, Laos, Maldives, Myanmar and Singapore.
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Investigate the airplane that you will be travelling on; the Bangkok Airways fleet contains 4 Boeing 717s, 3 Airbus 320s and 9 ATR 72s.
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Enjoy the lounge at the Bangkok International Airport. It's one of the perks of flying with Bangkok Airways. This lush departure lounge is comparable to a first-class lounge and is available even to those with coach tickets.
Know Airline Rules and Regulations
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Arrive at the airport on time. You must check in an hour before your departure on domestic flights and 90 minutes before a scheduled international departure.
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Pack with the luggage requirements in mind. Your bags must weigh less than 44 pounds. You are only allowed one carry-on item.
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Be aware of additional fees listed on Bangkok Airways' "Through Check-In Agreement." If you're flying internationally through Samui & Phuket Airport, you'll have to pay international taxes before you can pass through.
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Tips & Warnings
All phone numbers include the U.S. international prefix "011." When calling internationally outside the United States, substitute that "011" with "00."
All country codes are within parentheses and begin with a "+" sign.
Join "Flyer Bonus," the frequent flyer club offered by the airline. This is an excellent way to earn free travel.
If you're booking online, you can only purchase 8 tickets total. If you need more, you have to contact the airline directly.
Avoid problems during boarding or deplaning by making sure your paperwork is in order. If you are traveling internationally, you might need a visa as well as a passport. Contact your embassy or do your own research to determine what you will need to travel.