BKK transfers
Dec 8, 2015 | 6:35 am
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BKK transfers
Hi
Travelling Business class from London to Krabi, Thailand via Dubai and Bangkok. First 2 legs with Emirates and the last with Thai Airways. We have a 5 hour stopover in BKK on the way out and 4 hours on the way back. Will we be able to use the business class lounges ( Emirates or Thai Airways) during these stopovers and if so how do we find them?
Travelling Business class from London to Krabi, Thailand via Dubai and Bangkok. First 2 legs with Emirates and the last with Thai Airways. We have a 5 hour stopover in BKK on the way out and 4 hours on the way back. Will we be able to use the business class lounges ( Emirates or Thai Airways) during these stopovers and if so how do we find them?
Dec 9, 2015 | 4:43 am
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If you are in business class on Thai Airways (TG) to Krabi, there is a TG domestic lounge in concurse A once you clear immigration and customs upon arrival at BKK.
The lounge is OK, nothing fancy.
For your return legs, you will get a CIQ sticker at check-in at Krabi, which will allow you do access the international departure level at BKK upon arrival from your domestic flight. At BKK you may use the Emirates lounge before take off for Dubai.
The lounge is OK, nothing fancy.
For your return legs, you will get a CIQ sticker at check-in at Krabi, which will allow you do access the international departure level at BKK upon arrival from your domestic flight. At BKK you may use the Emirates lounge before take off for Dubai.
Dec 9, 2015 | 7:33 am
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Correct.
The TG domestic lounge is pretty basic. No alcohol service. It is very easy to find. The domestic departure area at BKK is very straightforward.
If you walk to the back, there is an atrium/garden kind of area which is a bit nicer to hang out.
The TG domestic lounge is pretty basic. No alcohol service. It is very easy to find. The domestic departure area at BKK is very straightforward.
If you walk to the back, there is an atrium/garden kind of area which is a bit nicer to hang out.