Flight From Suvernabhumi To Nakhon Ratchasima

[Neole]

I came back from Korat last month and picked up a pamphlet somewhere regarding flight from Suvernabhumi to Nakhon Ratchasima every Monday Wednesday Friday Sunday.

Anyone used this? Any opinions?

How far is it from Nakhon Ratchasima airport to Korat (V-One Hotel)?

My flight lands at 6.30 and I seem to remember a Korat flight on wednesday at 8.00 am. Is it enough time to make it to the flight?

[engrin]

Google Happy Air. I believe the fly out of the Don Muang airport though

[Neole]

Thanks but this is the airlines I was talking about, anyone used this -

THAI REGIONAL AIRLINES

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BKK - Nakhonratchasima - BKK Time table

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จันทร์ พุธ

Monday

Wednesday

กรุงเทพฯ

BKK

นครราชสมี า

Nakhonratchasima

8:00am 8:40am

นครราชสมี า

Nakhonratchasima

กรุงเทพฯ

BKK

9:00am 9:40am

ศุกร์ อาทิตย์

Friday Sunday

กรุงเทพฯ

BKK

นครราชสมี า

Nakhonratchasima

16:30 17:10

นครราชสมี า

Nakhonratchasima

กรุงเทพฯ

BKK

17:30 18:10

Contact Nakhonratchasima 082 051 6565 , 082 051 7878

Head Office BKK : 082 051 4747 ,082 051 7474

www.thairegionalairlines.com

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[JurgenG]

It would be interesting to compare.

From Suvarnabhumi to Korat, you can make it by road in less than 4 hours (without speeding) and for a maximum of 2,000 Bahts.

By flying you save one to one and half hour but, according to the number of people travelling, it's going to be substantially more expensive.

On a business trip, the company pays, I'll definitively go for the plane. On holidays, with friends or family, I will probably chose the slow (and cheap !) way.

[beano2274]

Never heard of Thai Regional Airlines, and does not show up on Wikipedia as an entry, or even landing at NAK.

Also does not show up on Swampys homepage.

Edited September 13, 2011 by beano2274

[Neole]

It would be interesting to compare.

From Suvarnabhumi to Korat, you can make it by road in less than 4 hours (without speeding) and for a maximum of 2,000 Bahts.

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By flying you save one to one and half hour but, according to the number of people travelling, it's going to be substantially more expensive.

On a business trip, the company pays, I'll definitively go for the plane. On holidays, with friends or family, I will probably chose the slow (and cheap !) way.

JurgenG - the flight fare is cheaper (1800 baht). Where do I get taxi for 2000 baht? I always get quoted 2600 baht at the airport.

[JurgenG]

It would be interesting to compare.

From Suvarnabhumi to Korat, you can make it by road in less than 4 hours (without speeding) and for a maximum of 2,000 Bahts.

[/font

By flying you save one to one and half hour but, according to the number of people travelling, it's going to be substantially more expensive.

On a business trip, the company pays, I'll definitively go for the plane. On holidays, with friends or family, I will probably chose the slow (and cheap !) way.

JurgenG - the flight fare is cheaper (1800 baht). Where do I get taxi for 2000 baht? I always get quoted 2600 baht at the airport.

We never book the taxi at the airport. We know a taxi that we can book in advance, and If he's not free, he can always recommend a friend.

Never heard of Thai Regional Airlines, and does not show up on Wikipedia as an entry, or even landing at NAK.

Also does not show up on Swampys homepage.

http://www.thairegionalairlines.com/?page_id=205

I think I'll stick with my driver.

[Neole]

It would be interesting to compare.

From Suvarnabhumi to Korat, you can make it by road in less than 4 hours (without speeding) and for a maximum of 2,000 Bahts.

[/font

By flying you save one to one and half hour but, according to the number of people travelling, it's going to be substantially more expensive.

On a business trip, the company pays, I'll definitively go for the plane. On holidays, with friends or family, I will probably chose the slow (and cheap !) way.

JurgenG - the flight fare is cheaper (1800 baht). Where do I get taxi for 2000 baht? I always get quoted 2600 baht at the airport.

We never book the taxi at the airport. We know a taxi that we can book in advance, and If he's not free, he can always recommend a friend.

Never heard of Thai Regional Airlines, and does not show up on Wikipedia as an entry, or even landing at NAK.

Also does not show up on Swampys homepage.

http://www.thairegionalairlines.com/?page_id=205

I think I'll stick with my driver.

Could I have his contact information?

[kelzo]

hi , saw your post that you take Suvarnabhumi to Korat by taxi for a max of 2000bahts. can i have the taxi driver contact number? cos i be going to korat next week. eng or thai speaking i ok with it.

It would be interesting to compare.

From Suvarnabhumi to Korat, you can make it by road in less than 4 hours (without speeding) and for a maximum of 2,000 Bahts.

By flying you save one to one and half hour but, according to the number of people travelling, it's going to be substantially more expensive.

On a business trip, the company pays, I'll definitively go for the plane. On holidays, with friends or family, I will probably chose the slow (and cheap !) way.