Cheap flights from Bangkok to Hong Kong Intl

Flight Information

Flyers have nearly endless options for flights from Bangkok to Hong Kong International. With nearly two dozen airlines offering flights, passengers should have no issues choosing the airline of their choice. Most airlines fly out of Suvarnabhumi Airport, while AirAsia flies out of Don Mueang International Airport.

Many of the flights to Hong Kong International from Bangkok are nonstop flights. For those travellers that enjoy a pause, there are some available one-stop flights with a layover in Manila, Philippines.

Bangkok Airports Information

Suvarnabhumi Airport

Suvarnabhumi Airport is Bangkok's largest and busiest airport. Most Bangkok to Hong Kong flights depart from here. Departures from this airport occur in Concourse FL4. It's recommended travellers arrive three hours before their flight time at the check-in counter on the fourth level.

Flyers get to Suvarnabhumi Airport by several options. The Airport Rail Link's train runs from 6 a.m. to 12 a.m. daily. Bus services run from 5 a.m. to 12 a.m.

Numerous dining options at Suvarnabhumi Airport's Concourse FL4 entice travellers with various options such as Burger King, Bangkok Cafe Bar, or Taste of Thailand.

Over 20 duty-free shopping retailers rest in Concourse FL4. High-end designer boutiques such as Cartier, Chanel, and Hermes lie alongside stores such as Bally, Longhill, and Longchamp.

Don Mueang International Airport

Thai AirAsia is the one airline that leaves Bangkok from Don Mueang International Airport. Departures happen on level three, and it's also a good idea to arrive three hours early at this airport.

There are four restaurants near International Departure FL3 and options for a quick coffee and sweet treat such as Starbucks, Krispy Kreme, and Black Canyon Coffee.

Terminal Information for Hong Kong International Airport

Upon arrival in Hong Kong, airline staff should give flyers a completed arrival card for them to present upon arrival with a valid passport. Typically, international arrivals come into Terminal 1 either in Hall A or B.

Terminal 1 features a range of dining options from Asian cuisine at Tsui Wah or Tai Hing to Western eateries such as McDonald's, Starbucks, and The Spaghetti House. Hong Kong International Airport boasts an array of retail options including MAC, Victoria's Secret, Prada, Millie's, and Zara.

Coaches are available from Hong Kong International to nearby hotels. Taxi and bus services are good options for intercity travel. Ferry and coach services carry riders to mainland China.

What You Need to Know

Passengers leaving Thailand cannot take more than 50,000 baht out of the country. Before leaving, passengers must have a boarding pass, passport, and departure card, which is a simple card issued by the Thai Immigration Board.

If entering mainland China, travellers must have all documents needed for entry.

What to Expect in Hong Kong

Bangkok is one hour behind Hong Kong. Travellers should pack with the weather in mind, as Hong Kong's summers are hot and rainy and winters are quite cool. The common currency in Hong Kong is the Hong Kong dollar. One Canadian dollar is roughly equivalent to five or six Hong Kong dollars.

Travel from the airport to several town centres costs about CA$52. A typical, sit-down meal runs about CA$30.