Flight From Cm To Singapore/Hong Kong

[Chiangmai1st]

are there any flight direct or do we have to go to BKK

[anonymouse]

Silk air fly direct to Singapore, I think 3 days a week, don't think you can fly direct to Hong Kong, it might also be worth flying to KL with Air Asia then a singapore flight or HK flight from there, sometimes you can get some good deals.

[KhunDave]

Silk Air to SIN is Tue/Wed/Fri/Sun, but good deals are few and far between. Usually better to go Air Asia as anonymouse suggests. If you can get a decent price for the CNX-KUL leg, the flights onward to SIN are cheap and frequent.

[CPT]

I got a really good deal last year flying from Chiang Mai to Phuket on Air Asia then Phuket to Singapore on Tiger. I don't know that I would particularly suggest Tiger but they are cheap. Silk was extremely expensive for the dates I was flying.

[dickyknee]

I always fly SilkAir Singapore to/from Chiang Mai as a stopover between Australia. I'm not sure what is regarded as a good deal, but I always thought the deal was ok. I just checked it now, 9740bht-12340bht return inclusive of taxes, 25kg luggage, food, alcohol.

[iainiain101]

A couple of years ago Hong Kong Express flew direct flights from CNX to Hong Kong. I am not sure if they have discontinued the service or suspended it. It was a very good flight though!

Iain

[KhunDave]

I always fly SilkAir Singapore to/from Chiang Mai as a stopover between Australia. I'm not sure what is regarded as a good deal, but I always thought the deal was ok. I just checked it now, 9740bht-12340bht return inclusive of taxes, 25kg luggage, food, alcohol.

Silk Air as a connection to CNX from a Singapore Airlines long haul flight is very reasonably priced. For some reason though the stand-alone product between CNX and SIN is very expensive.

[nikster]

I miss the Tiger Air flight... a few years ago I went CNX-SIN direct and back for something like BHT 2000. It was amazing. Unfortunately Tiger has since cancelled the route, why I don't know...