Flights from Auckland (AKL) to Bangkok (BKK)
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Inflight entertainment
Visiting from Auckland to Bangkok
Bangkok is a buzzing city full of energy and not for the faint hearted. Street food sizzles all day contrasting with ritzy rooftop bars, night markets, mega malls and a busy nightlife. It’s a charming mix of iconic and modern. Explore the gold temples, wander hidden markets, sample authentic Thai cuisine and mix with friendly Thai people. Bangkok has it all.
Flight information
Fly Auckland (AKL) to Bangkok (BKK)
The approximate flight time from Auckland to Bangkok is 15 hours and 10 minutes, including connection.
When to visit
The best time to visit Bangkok in between November to February, as the weather is cooler, dry and less humid. Temperatures range between 20°C and 29°C, making it a great time for sightseeing the Grand Palace and enjoy the many festivals. April to October in Bangkok's is the rainy season with April being the hottest month, though it’s a good time to shop in the air conditioned malls. July and August is monsoon season, with short bursts of rain. You can still enjoy a range of indoor activities like visiting temples, bars and restaurants.
Arrival information
What is the main airport called?
Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK) Meaning golden land. Also known unofficially as Bangkok Airport. It’s the international arrival point in Thailand and a major transfer hub for Southeast Asia. Bangkok International Airport is located approximately 26km outside of town.
Arriving in Bangkok
The staff at Bangkok Airport will greet you when you land and assist with your travel needs. Once you collect your bags from the arrivals area, there are various transport options available to get you on your way.
Getting into Bangkok from Bangkok Airport
With a range of options from public transport to taxi, getting into the city centre is easy. There is a lot of traffic, so depending on the time of day it can take a little a little longer. The best way is to take a taxi and agree on a flat rate, with taxi stands located on level 1. If you are travelling in a group, you could hire a minibus taxi. Airport Express buses operate hourly for a cost-effective way to get to the city. A faster way is to take the Airport Rail Link train, taking just 25 minutes to the city. It’s possible to organise a private transfer, hotel shuttle, hire a car or book an Uber.
Getting around Bangkok
The best way to travel around Bangkok is on the Bangkok Skytrain (BTS) or the MRT Metro trains. Taxis are an excellent way to get around or why not book an Uber for a comfortable journey. For a short trip jump in an iconic tuk-tuk or if you want to see the city sights a ferry ride along the Chao Phraya River is a handy way to beat the traffic. Motorcycle taxis are available and it’s easy to walk around for short distances.
Departure information
Fly from Auckland
Once you’ve purchased your tickets from Auckland, there are a few things you should know to ensure you’re as prepared as possible for your upcoming trip.
What is the main airport called?
Auckland Airport (AKL). The airport is a major airline hub in New Zealand and there are many domestic and international destinations for visitors to continue on to. The airport is located near Mangere, 21 kilometres south of the Auckland city centre.
Baggage allowance
Passengers on Qantas flights from Auckland are allocated checked baggage If you need more luggage, you can purchase an additional baggage allowance online prior to departure.
Checking in
Ensure you check-in online or via the Qantas App before you arrive at the airport from 24 hours before departure.
Important information
* For payment options other than PayPal or Qantas issued UATP, a card payment fee applies per passenger, per booking of NZ$7 for Trans-Tasman travel, and NZ$30 for international travel. For bookings made via Qantas Contact Centres (including through web chat and social media) or through Qantas airport locations, a fee of NZ$45 per passenger, per booking is applicable for Trans-Tasman and Australian domestic bookings and NZ$77 for international bookings. A NZ$30 surcharge per sector applies for peak-day travel (AKL-JFK on Fri/Sat/Sun, JFK-AKL on Thu/Fri/Sat). Some agents may charge service fees and/or fees for card payments which vary. Selected travel dates and days apply and fares may not be available on all flights or days. Offers subject to availability. Food, beverage and entertainment offerings vary between flights. All schedules subject to change, including last minute aircraft changes. Prices correct as at 10 March 2023 but may fluctuate if carrier charges, taxes, fees or currency rates change. Black-out dates apply. Visit qantas.com for full conditions.
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