Good airlines in Thailand and bad

[bapoboy]

Good price and good service which one ?

Tanks for answer:)

[chiang mai]

No internal flight in Thaiiand is much over 2 hours so I wouldn't get too excited about which one to take, they're all very passable and above good.

"Tanks for answer" - one Chieftain and a Saladin armored car for my answer.

[brewsterbudgen]

I've used Nok and Air Asia Thailand many times. Always good. Bangkok Airways is good but expensive.

[siam2007]

I've used Nok and Air Asia Thailand many times. Always good. Bangkok Airways is good but expensive.

Bangkok Airways is usually cheaper than AirAsia and sometimes even NOK (except SAMUI of course which is not being served by any budget Airline anyway), as there are no extra fees for luggage, seats, food, credit card usage, the birthday sirloin steak of the CEO's pet poodle a.s.o.

[The Dancer]

Thai Air Asia gets my vote. I have flown them dozens of times over the past few years and never had a problem. Sure their website is set up to nickel and dime newbies, but it's not that hard to figure it out.