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Quick facts about Thai AirAsia

Find info about flight duration, flight prices, and popular routes for Thai AirAsia

Cheapest Route	€18
Most Popular Route	KBV to BKK
Shortest Flight	0h 50m
Longest Flight	2h 30m

The cheapest route Thai AirAsia flies is from Bangkok Suvarnabhumi to Chiang Mai for €18

Flying from Krabi to Bangkok Suvarnabhumi is currently the most popular Thai AirAsia route

The quickest Thai AirAsia flight route is 0h 50m from Phitsanulok (PHS) to Bangkok (DMK)

The longest Thai AirAsia flight route is 2h 30m from Bangkok (DMK) to Singapore (SIN)

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Information about flying with Thai AirAsia

Does Thai AirAsia have flights from Dublin?

No, Thai AirAsia has no scheduled flights out of Dublin. However, Thai AirAsia does fly out of Jaipur Sanganeer. There are also other airline options to choose from if you still want to book a flight from Dublin. IndiGo, for example, is an airline that flies out of Dublin on a regular basis.

What are the top airports Thai AirAsia serves?

Phuket City is the most popular airport that Thai AirAsia serves, followed by Bangkok Don Mueang Intl and Chiang Mai.

How do I check the flight status for Thai AirAsia?

Check the flight status for Thai AirAsia using our real-time Flight Tracker. To get an update, type in either the airport name or the Thai AirAsia flight number, then click Track Flight. We’ll show you information such as the gate number, departure time, and arrival time for Thai AirAsia flights. If you want more information about a particular flight, feel free to call Thai AirAsia at +66 2 515 9999 or visit their website at airasia.com.

What is the cheapest domestic Thai AirAsia flight?

The cheapest return domestic flight we could find with Thai AirAsia was flying Chiang Mai to Bangkok Suvarnabhumi for €40 per ticket. This flight has 0 stops. If you’re looking for a one-way domestic flight with Thai AirAsia, the cheapest route we could find was Bangkok Suvarnabhumi to Chiang Mai with 0 stops for €18 per ticket.

What are the bag size limits for Thai AirAsia?

Keep in mind while you’re packing for your next trip that Thai AirAsia has strict baggage size requirements. Any carry-on should be within 56x36x23cm, all checked bags should be within 119x119x81cm, and personal items should be 40x30x10cm or smaller.

Thai AirAsia Reviews

7.5

GoodBased on 246 verified guest reviews

7.9Crew

6.8Comfort

7.5Boarding

5.7Entertainment

6.4Food

Pros +

"Comfortable seats, clean plane." (in 7 reviews)
The flight was on time and efficient. (in 54 reviews)

Cons -

"Leg room very cramped, but ok for a 90 minute flight." (in 92 reviews)
"and my seat had so little leg room, I couldn't sit normally." (in 5 reviews)

10.0 Wonderful

Peter, Oct 2024

Quick and easy check in with affordable pricing

8.0 Very Good

Des, Jul 2024

All good - no issues at all

10.0 Wonderful

Clark, May 2024

The staff for front counter to end of trip are amazing.

8.0 Very Good

linda, Feb 2024

More leg room

2.0 Poor

Peter, Jan 2024

Dear Mister/Miss, I would like to complain about the treatment I was subjected to in connection with my check-in in the Maldives for an Air Asia flight FD 176 to Don Mueang 12.30 H4GK2P. Your staff denied me access to the plane unless I had a ticket out of Thailand. So I had to sit on the floor and buy a ticket to Copenhagen. I am retired and prefer to spend the Danish winter under warmer climes. I have visited Thailand 6 times before, on a one-way ticket with no problems. As a Danish citizen, I can legally stay in Thailand for 40 days, and can have my stay extended by 30 days by going to immigration and paying 2000 Baht. The problem is obviously that your employees are not properly informed. She could just look at the stamps in my passport as I told her. Because it is not her job to decide when I will return home to Denmark. I travel home when the weather has warmed up a bit. This winter I have visited Turkey, Kenya, Tanzania, Langkawi in Malaysia on a one-way ticket, from where I sailed on a yacht to the Maldives. Best regards, Peter Brinkholt