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Bangkok to London

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Quick question. What's the cheapest and best way to book this from the UK? Prices seem way out when you look compared to the reverse journey Cheers in advance

For example BA is £750

It always is east to west but I've found, generally, that BA is about the cheapest, though prices are naturally hoicked closer to date of departure. For example, it was £400 (20,000 baht) Bkk-Lon when booked couple months ago.

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Bkk-LHR is always "loaded" there is no easy answer or quick fix. You just have to trawl around for the best price. BA are about the cheapest for direct flight.

Otherwise usually via Middle east or India.

If time isnt an issue, sometimes you can find better deals flying out of the major Asian hubs, like Hong Kong or Kuala Lumpur.

 

just checked random date on skyscanner out 28th March return 10th April from £354

out 28th March. return 25th April. from £484 BA £648

484 pounds with Ukraine Airway?

BA is the cheapest non-stop flight at present. I have just booked BKK-LHR 30th June returning 10th July for 650 pounds via ebookers

BA is the cheapest non-stop flight at present. I have just booked BKK-LHR 30th June returning 10th July for 650 pounds via ebookers

Similar timescale, I got 33,650 Baht.

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Cheers guys my dates are set in stone have to leave April! I'll keep trawling the net

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Just booked through westeast travel on eva leaving April 17 return september for around 38,000 b from CNX

Two single tickets and discounted ticket for having left thailand in past 12 months to UK (for a thai national)

Saved around 100,000b so missus will be happy and my wallet is too!

Prices seem to drop around 3 weeks before departure at the moment, when the airlines realise their planes are empty.

First port of call is always The Matrix. Remember you can't buy those tickets but it's always worth a look. You may be able to buy those tickets off the website of the airline mentioned, sometimes you have to phone the airline with the code at the bottom of the matrix screen and sometimes you make that call and they tell you "oh - yeah - those are sold out but we don't update to the IATA database as often as we should because our system is rubbish (Turkish Airlines anyone???)"

(Turkish are great by the way. Their booking system however isn't).

So you found a flight and can't buy it.

Next go to Rome 2 Rio and try to see if you can buy it there. They do cross-referenced API searches of the booking engines and airline websites and are generally a good bet. Their website looks amazing and on anything other than a fast connection and good computer it runs like a dog. But you WILL get the cheapest prices. And they will also offer alternative routes that are cheaper that you may not have considered. And they will also offer alternative routes that are completely mental and unrealistic. It is a computer program after all, human discretion is advised.

The Matrix is http://matrix.itasoftware.com

Rome2Rio is http://rome2rio.com

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Hadn't heard of those two! Cheers!

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