Suvarnabhumi Airport
The THB500 cash departure tax has recently been abolished; the tax is now built into your air ticket price.
Facilities and amenities
- Express or private bus to town
- ATMs accepting international cards
- Attended baggage storage / left luggage service
Airlines
| Air Berlin | Air France | Air India Express |
| AirAsia | ANA | Asiana Airlines |
| Austrian | Bangkok Airways | Blu-express |
| British Airways | Cathay Pacific | Cebu Pacific |
| China Airlines | China Southern Airlines | Condor |
| El Al | Emirates | Etihad |
| Eva Air | Finnair | Garuda Indonesia |
| GMG Airlines | Gulf Air | Hong Kong Express |
| Japan Air Lines | Jetstar Airways | Kenya Airways |
| KLM | Lufthansa | Malaysia Airlines |
| Myanmar Airways International | Nok Air | Northwest Airlines |
| Qantas Airways | Scandinavian Airlines | Singapore Airlines |
| SriLankan Airlines | Thai Airways | Tiger Airways |
| Turkish Airlines | United |
Budget airlines
Fly for less - check for budget airline flights from Suvarnabhumi Airport.
Public transport
Airport buses cost Bt.150 and take just over an hour to get into the city.
The Skytrain does not yet connect to the airport; the line is scheduled to be completed in 2009. During periods of heavy traffic it can be advantageous to take the Skytrain to On Nut and catch a taxi from there.
Taxi service
The meter fare for a taxi ride between the airport and the city is about THB200. Taking the taxi from the airport will incur an additional THB50 fee. Under optimal conditions it can be as fast as 20 minutes; during the day it's best to plan on an hour.
Banking, ATMs, and currency exchange
There is a large number of international ATMs on the arrivals level after exiting customs.
Internet access
Free wireless in the Thai Airways Royal Silk lounge. Not sure if it can be reached from outside the lounge.
The airport authority has been attempting to provide wireless internet access throughought the facility, but as of early 2008 this service is still not functional.
Other nearby airports
Don Muang International Airport, Bangkok (DMK), 29km (19mi)
Pattaya Airport, Pattaya (PYX), 84km (53mi)
Utapao Airport, Utapao (UTP), 116km (73mi)
Lop Buri Airport, Lop Buri (KKM), 124km (78mi)
Hua Hin Airport, Hua Hin (HHQ), 146km (91mi)
Or, view all airports in Thailand.
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Passenger feedback
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Murray Holt (New Zealand) - November 26, 2019Of a number of years now at almost each arrival and departure at Suvarnabhumi, there are incredibly long immigration lines. This when often only around 50% of the booths are manned. This is your "Front Door" and given that Tourism is a big part of Thailand's economy, it does give a bad impression.
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Ravikant jaiswal (India) - January 8, 2019there was no any staff on airport to whome we can ask in english .no any person understand english language.if ypu provide me opportunity on airport so i am ready to joine...i am Post graduate in management subject
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Melody Kemp (Laos) - February 19, 2014Louise at the head of this queue asked about lost and found. There is no system. I lost my wallet and was batted back and forth between simpering young women and a useless young man. No forms, no police statements and I need them to replace licences and cards.
Now I want to send a message to Thai airports Authority and do you think there is any contact info...?
Louise (south africa) - January 6, 2014does anyone have an email address for lost and found at the airport its a nightmare trying to find someone to communicate with
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Rene Legrand - October 16, 2013In transit from Manila to Brussels I had the bitter surprise upon arrival in Brussesl that my lock with code had been destroyed and my luggage left open and two gifts for relatives stolen, which was only possible when the luggage was scanned before loading. I suspect that this happened when loading luggage in Bangkok Airport for Brussels.
The airport should check those facts which harm its reputation and the one of Thai Airways. I will avoid the place from now on.
Oshea m (Uk) - August 3, 2013Lovely airport and lovely people but no-where to sit !
Bhavesh Ashar (India) - December 27, 2012Dear Sir
We returned to India from Thiland with fond memories of our vacation spent at Thiland but my 11 year old daughter
somehow lost her handwatch and she is very much disappointed as the watch was gifted to her by her uncle
I request to see if Lost And Found department at Bangkok found any such watch on 25 December . We returned to India by cathey pacific flight cx709 at 1.05AM on 26 December and lost watch on 25 December at Bangkok airport. Model of watch zoop by Titan timex odel C4031PP pink color with moving butterfly inside the model.If found could you please guide me about approximately charge for dispatching to my India address from Bangkok airport?
My India address
Bhavin Ashar
27, 1 FLOOR RADHA Bldg
351A- JSS Rd
OPP THAKURDWAR POST OFF
MUMBAI 400 002
INDIA
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naser elsebay (egypt) - October 17, 2012i would to express my appreciation to bangkok airport authority for their hospitality and kindness during my visit to thailand ...
Davis (sometimes bangkok) - October 10, 2012Swampy goes from bad to worse. None of the problems have been fixed... the mysterious vanishing toilets, useless internet, mile-long immigration queues... and now it's so packed to bursting there's nowhere to sit down and you spend all your time dodging carts in the narrow corridors. Cannot believe this was the best Thailand had to offer. Oh well, maybe in another 20 years when they build the next one, they'll get it right.
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B.S.Naresh (India) - May 22, 2009Its a fairly new airport,opened during Sept 2006. I had landed in this airport on the 2 day of its opening & also used it during the 2nd week of its opening,its quite a big airport but very passanger friendly,information about your flight & check in desk is easily available as you enter the airport & your check in counter is easily traceable.The duty free shopping is good.The airport is well maintained.Facilities available in the airport is good.
A Dol (New York) - March 9, 2008The airport is still under construction, but it is beautiful. I agree the passport service is slow, but no one bats an eye if you go through the diplomat line or the Thai Passport line (as I did) In my experience the lines are much worse during the day and night, so book a morning flight out to be safe if you can. I think it is strange to have to walk so far past empty gates, but I think it must have something to do with the construction and the fact that it is still a new airport, give it time. If it is still like this in a year I will downgrade my rating to 2 stars.
Kate Clydesdale (Bath, England) - February 19, 2008Like the other people said, give yourself a lot of time because the immigration process at this airport is abysmally slow. It would be easy to miss a flight even if you checked in on time. Leaving Bangkok yesterday we had to wait half an hour even though there were just 8 people ahead of us in the queue. And all the other queues moved just as slowly. I don't know what those people are doing while they frown and peck at their computers, but they are not very good at it.
Fiona Turnbull (Australia) - January 10, 2008Waited over one hour to have my passport stamped! And the officer was so rude.
Edwin Lim (Singapore) - January 9, 2008Why do we have to walk so far?? I think the walk from passport stamp to the departure gate was farther than the flight itself. I have never been to an airport where I had to walk so far. And all the gates I passed by were empty, so there was no reason to use one so far away. Same experience happened on arrival.
Thailand travel facts
Basic stats | |
| Population | 66 million |
|---|---|
| English proficiency | ■■■■■■ |
| Capital | Bangkok |
| Diplomacy | 92 Thai embassies and consulates |
| Tourism | Free vacation activities in Thailand |
Money | |
| Currency | Thai baht (Bt. / THB) |
| Euro exchange rate | €1 = Bt.46.90 Bt.1 = €0.02 |
| US dollar exchange rate | US$1 = Bt.32.63 Bt.1 = US$0.03 |
Telephone | |
| Country code | +66 |
| International dialing prefix | 001 |
| GSM standard | 900/1800 |
Electricity | |
| Voltage | 220V |
| Frequency | 50Hz |
| Plug type |   |
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