All Air Asia Flights To Suvanibum?

[fanciman]

There are now 2 airports in Bangkok, but I think they are both being giben the airport code BKK, even though they are on opposite sides of town.

Is this a mes at the moment?

On a domestic flight to bangkok with Air Asia, where should I expect to arrive?

Do staff regularly screw up on the appropriate airport code?

[mrtoad]

There are now 2 airports in Bangkok, but I think they are both being giben the airport code BKK, even though they are on opposite sides of town.

Is this a mes at the moment?

On a domestic flight to bangkok with Air Asia, where should I expect to arrive?

Do staff regularly screw up on the appropriate airport code?

Air Asia fly into Swampy and not Don Muang. I'd suggest looking at a different carrier though as there are other better options available.

[IssanFarang]

Nok Air uses DMK for Don Muang, and BKK for Suv.

Air Asia has only one late-afternoon flight now into Udon, vs. 3 a few years ago. Still, it's one too many. I dislike risking late and cancelled flights with them. (The worst was waiting 5 hours until a spare plane came from KL to service both Udon and Chiengmai in the same flight. That was awhile back, but I'll never forget it.)

[billp]

ALL Air Asia flights to and from Bangkok operate out of Suvarnabhumi (BKK).

The code for Don Muang is DMK.

[DC1066]

I think I've got this - but just to make sure:

I'm due in to BKK - Suvarnabhumi - 31 May. Are all the Air Asia domestics to Phuket from Suvarnabhumi?

The time I get in doesn't leave me enough time to get across town before the last flights go.

[mrtoad]

I think I've got this - but just to make sure:

I'm due in to BKK - Suvarnabhumi - 31 May. Are all the Air Asia domestics to Phuket from Suvarnabhumi?

The time I get in doesn't leave me enough time to get across town before the last flights go.

Yes, they fly out of Swampy.

[DC1066]

Thanks Mr T,

Off to book the flights now