I've seen a return EVA flight to London for October (maximum 1 month stay) advertised for just under B34,000 and wondered how this compares to anything else out there. I've done a fair bit of searching and so far this is the best price I've found.

Has anybody found anything to rival this deal (direct flights only)?

Thanks for any input

Direct for under 34K, book it...wont get much better than that.

Direct is only BA, Thai or EVA. So that price is very good

"advertised for just under B34,000 "

So, you have not checked your preferred dates? What they advertise and what is actually available are often very different

at 34k for direct I wouldnt even bother trying to better it, or going for comparison, BOOK IT, assuming its actually available when you try and book it.

Direct is only BA, Thai or EVA. So that price is very good

Quantas?

Direct is only BA, Thai or EVA. So that price is very good

Quantas?

No such airline.

Incidentally, the IATA city code for London is LON. If you search on LDN you get Lamidanda, an airport in Nepal.

Direct is only BA, Thai or EVA. So that price is very good

Quantas?

Qantas no longer operate BKK-LHR.

LHR for Heathrow

LON = all London airports, handy when searching.

QF (Qantas) still code-shares BKK-LHR with BA.

BKK-LHR R/T direct, non-stop may be a bit more than 34,000 but maybe some BR inventory is still left in consolidators inventory?

Cheapest I could find was ~ 32,000 all in one-stop on one of the less glamorous airlines.

Were you able to actually price this itin. on BR for 34,000?

I need to do a three city trip in September Bkk London Munich Bkk and the best price I got in Economy was 66K from Thai. However by searching around I got Bkk London Frankfurt Bkk on Srilankan for 58K in Business plus 7k for London Munich from BA. Add to that a train journey from Munich to Frankfurt (chosen so I can see a bit more of Germany) and it is cheaper to go Business.

Yes I have a stop over in Colombo so the journey time is more but turning left makes it so much more comfortable on the long haul.