How do you travel back to Canada? Looking for a good Thai solution

[thewug]

If you fly to Canada via Europe then you will pay more for a flight and be going the long way.

"...going the long way"? Even to an eastern city like Toronto?

17 hours going east. If flying thought Europe over 20.

[thewug]

This just flight time.

[quadman]

Flying to Montreal from Bangkok is an average of 22 to 27 hours flying time through Asia (HK, NRT, etc)

Typically flying through Europe is a couple hours quicker, at least to the East Coast of Canada

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[thewug]

I just checked it out. Can do in 20 hrs of on a plane not included airport time.

[quadman]

Finally found a great option, using jet airway, flying through Mumbai and London. Furthering on to Montreal on Air Canada.

Already bought tickets from jet Airways, and two tickets was less than 100,000 thb! Good deal really.

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[jingjoke]

I've been checking my usual inexpensive sites like Korea Air (Vancouver, Toronto only) and China Air but can findonly this deal, essentially because you are traveling in the highest of the HIGH Season. Montreal is not listed or dated info.

You may need need to rethink and try before Jun 8th and after 11th September: OR alternatively pay 49600 for high season. Take a bus from TO to Mtl, rent a car, or have your friends pick you up. Hotels are really expensive; so a rental right away from the airport is an option.

http://www.saveflights.com/country/canada_airfares/toronto.html

Korea Air is a good airline and the stopover in Korea is now fantastic but lengthy.

Toronto Airfare

** All rates in Thai Baht inclusive of applicable country taxs & security surcharges.

Airline

Direct Flights or Transit

O/W

R/T

Validity

Ticket Condition

Korean Air - KE

via Seoul

30,300

46,200

1 year/low

01Apr-08Jun, 11Sep-08Dec, 01Jan-31Mar

via Seoul

32,800

49,600

1 year/high

09Jun-10 Sep, 09-31 Dec

Have fun!