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When EVA announced they would start to commence flights from LHR to BKK starting in July, they were going to operate on 3 weekly flights till the end of August. From September, they planned to operate 4 weekly flights, October 5 weekly flights and hoped to be back to 7 weekly flights by November.
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Thai Airways are charging £1097.00 for the return July 7th -31st August 2023. Miles too much. Has anyone found a cheaper flight that's non-stop? -
We paid around £3,400 for Eva Air for the three of us travelling when the school summer holidays start in July and returning 30 days later in August. That fare included 2 x 20kg per person as baggage allowance and selecting our own seats."I can calculate the movement of the stars, but not the madness of men" Sir Isaac NewtonComment
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Fairs look extraordinary now. Managed to fly for 620 return on EVA air last November but those days seem over at least for now. Lowest fairs with a change seem to be at least 650. Is this the new norm I wonder? We won't be heading for Thailand this year for sureComment
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Looking back to the July/August school holidays last year, our Eva Air return fares to BKK for the three of us came to £2,200. This year, for the same dates, the tickets have cost us £3,400.Originally posted by nickj1000 View Post"I can calculate the movement of the stars, but not the madness of men" Sir Isaac NewtonComment
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I couldn't, or rather wouldn't, go as I normally do for a Christmas break as flight prices were £1200, double what I had paid before.
Instead I am trying out a new time to visit and will be off in a months time for 6 weeks, flying with EVA at a cost of £755. Not great but a lost better than 1200 quid.
Also got another flight in May for 3 weeks, again with EVA but at a slightly cheaper cost of £718 but this I cashed in a few air miles from their frequent flyer scheme which knocked it down to £605, a much more palatable price.
Roll on 19th March
Only took 2 and half years. Thai Air finally coughed up my 2020 cancelled flight dosh Comment
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I'm going with EVA in September for £586.74 plus £66 for a seat. They had a sale in NovemberComment
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Surely the price of £586.74 would include a seat? If you didn't pay the £66.00 then what do you get for £586.74Comment
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Most airlines now charge extra for the seat. Thai doesn't, but price is much moreComment
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they charge extra for you selecting a seat not for getting a seatIt's no longer a question of staying healthy. It's a question of finding a sickness you like.Comment
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You can still book a seat for free 24 hours before take off ?Comment
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It depends what level of ticket you buy.Originally posted by PlymouthNick View Post
I bought an Economy level ticket on EVA Air for my trip today that included free seat selection, outbound and inbound.
But in May my outbound ticket is a class that I have free seat selection but my inbound flight class ticket does not and is chargeable. Only took 2 and half years. Thai Air finally coughed up my 2020 cancelled flight dosh Comment
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Just for clarity its free seat selection not a charge for the actual seat which is allocated before takeoff, I travelled premium economy last year and seat selection one leg was extra but the allocated seats were free.It's no longer a question of staying healthy. It's a question of finding a sickness you like.Comment
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When Etihad first flew from Manchester to Bangkok return flights were only £375.Comment
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We're looking at flights next August, Finnair are showing £825 including 1×23kg baggage allowance.
Any suggestions for airlines / websites offering decent fares.
I find booking early gets the cheapest deals.แอนโธนี่Comment
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