Bangkok
Direct and one-stop options · Temples and markets · Domestic connections
1 stopvia Doha
Get quoteFly into Bangkok for temples and street food, or straight to Phuket and Krabi for the islands. We compare routes from across the UK.
Flights to Thailand from the UK
Bangkok is the main gateway. Phuket and Krabi have one-stop flights from the UK, and Koh Samui is a short hop from Bangkok.
Direct and one-stop options · Temples and markets · Domestic connections
1 stopvia Doha
Get quoteVia Bangkok · Palm-fringed beaches · Boutique resorts
1 stopwe find the best route
Get quoteFly into one of the main airports, then take a short domestic flight or travel on by road.
Flight options
Sample return fares from the UK. Open any flight for baggage and onboard details, then get a quote and we'll confirm exact times for your dates.
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Outbound
LHREvening departure
About 15h1 stop, Doha
BKKBangkok
Return
BKKNight departure
About 16h1 stop, Doha
LHRLondon Heathrow

Outbound
LHRMorning departure
About 15h1 stop, Abu Dhabi
BKKBangkok
Return
BKKNight departure
About 15h 30m1 stop, Abu Dhabi
LHRLondon Heathrow

Outbound
MANAfternoon departure
About 15h 30m1 stop, Dubai
HKTPhuket
Return
HKTNight departure
About 16h1 stop, Dubai
MANManchester

Outbound
LHREvening departure
About 15h1 stop, Istanbul
HKTPhuket
Return
HKTNight departure
About 15h 45m1 stop, Istanbul
LHRLondon Heathrow

Outbound
LHRMorning departure
About 16h1 stop, Kuala Lumpur
KBVKrabi
Return
KBVMorning departure
About 16h 30m1 stop, Kuala Lumpur
LHRLondon Heathrow

Outbound
MANMorning departure
About 17h1 stop, Singapore
BKKBangkok
Return
BKKEvening departure
About 17h 30m1 stop, Singapore
MANManchester
Sample fares are per person, return, in economy, and change with dates and availability. Journey times are approximate. Baggage and fare rules vary by airline and are confirmed in your quote.
Airlines
Gulf carriers connect to Bangkok and the islands, and Asian airlines connect through their hubs.
Plan ahead
Christmas, New Year and February are the busiest. The rainy season from May to October brings lower fares.
Typical demand by month, UK to Thailand
A guide based on past years. Ramadan, Eid and other festivals move each year, so we check your exact dates.
Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi Airport has direct flights from London, taking around eleven and a half hours. Flying with one stop through the Gulf adds a few hours but opens up more UK airports and direct connections to Phuket and Krabi.
If you are heading to the islands, flying straight to Phuket or Krabi saves a domestic flight and a night in Bangkok. If you want both, an open-jaw ticket lets you start in one and finish in the other.
The Andaman coast, including Phuket and Krabi, is driest from November to April. The Gulf of Thailand, including Koh Samui, has its rainy season later in the year, from October to December.
Check the latest entry rules for your passport before you travel.
FAQ
Quick answers about flying from the UK to Thailand: airlines, airports, baggage and the best time to travel.
Talk to our team about your trip to Thailand. We'll answer it and check fares for your dates.
Ask on WhatsAppYes, there are direct flights from London to Bangkok. Flights to Phuket and Krabi usually have one stop.
Phuket and Krabi are best for the Andaman Sea islands. Koh Samui is best for the Gulf islands.
May to October, during the rainy season, usually has the lowest fares.
Yes. We can book Bangkok, the islands and Chiang Mai in one itinerary.
Airlines we often book include Qatar Airways, Etihad Airways, Emirates, Turkish Airlines, Malaysia Airlines and Singapore Airlines. We compare them for your dates and explain the baggage and fare rules.
Popular UK departures include London Heathrow, Manchester. In Thailand, you can fly to Bangkok (BKK), Phuket (HKT), Krabi (KBV), Koh Samui (USM). We can quote other airports too.
Yes. An open-jaw ticket lets you fly into one city and home from another, so you don't have to travel back to where you started. Ask us and we'll price it for your dates.