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Flight operations in support of the Phuket Sandbox campaign:

1. Bangkok – Phuket – Frankfurt (v.v.): three flights per week every Wednesday, Friday and Sunday.

2. Bangkok – Phuket – London – Bangkok: three flights per week every Monday, Thursday and Saturday.

3. Bangkok – Phuket – Sydney – Bangkok: three flights per week every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.

4. Bangkok – Phuket – Copenhagen – Bangkok: twice weekly flights every Tuesday and Thursday, during 27 March – 30 April 2022.

5. Bangkok – Phuket – Stockholm – Bangkok: twice weekly flights every Wednesday and Friday, during 27 March – 30 April 2022.



Intercontinental (return flights):

1. Bangkok – London: eleven flights per week; daily flight by TG910; and four flights per week every Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday by TG916 starting 29 May 2022.

2. Bangkok – Paris: daily flight.

3. Bangkok – Zurich: daily flight; and five flights per week every Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday during 26 March – 4 July 2022.

4. Bangkok – Brussels: twice weekly flights every Wednesday and Friday; and three flights per week every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday starting 2 July – 30 August 2022.

5. Bangkok – Frankfurt: daily flight; and four flights per week every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday by TG922 starting 25 June 2022.

6. Bangkok – Munich: daily flight.

7. Bangkok – Copenhagen: five flights per week every Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday; and daily flight starting 5 July 2022.

8. Bangkok – Stockholm: five flights per week every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday.

9. Bangkok – Sydney: four flights per week every Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday.

10. Bangkok – Melbourne: four flights per week every Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday.



Regional (return flights):

1. Bangkok – Tokyo (Narita): daily flight.

2. Bangkok – Tokyo (Haneda): daily flight, starting 1 July 2022.

3. Bangkok – Nagoya: five flights per week every Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday.

4. Bangkok – Osaka: daily flight.

5. Bangkok – Manila: daily flight.

6. Bangkok – Seoul: daily flight.

7. Bangkok – Taipei: four flights per week every Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday; and daily flight starting 1 July 2022.

8. Bangkok – Hong Kong: daily flight.

9. Bangkok – Singapore: daily flight; and four flights per week every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday by TG409 starting 1 July 2022.

10. Bangkok – Jakarta: three flights per week every Wednesday, Friday and Sunday; and daily flight starting 1 July 2022.

11. Bangkok – Kuala Lumpur: four flights per week every Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday; and daily flight starting 1 July 2022.

12. Bangkok – Dhaka: daily flight.

13. Bangkok – Chennai: five flights per week every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday; and daily flight starting 2 July 2022.

14. Bangkok – Bengaluru (India): five flights per week every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday; and daily flight starting 2 July 2022.

15. Bangkok – Delhi: daily flight.

16. Bangkok – Mumbai: daily flight.

17. Bangkok – Lahore: twice weekly flights every Tuesday and Friday.

18. Bangkok – Islamabad: twice weekly flights every Monday and Friday; and every Monday and Wednesday starting 1 May 2022.

19. Bangkok – Karachi: twice weekly flights every Tuesday and Friday; and daily flight starting 1 May 2022.

https://www.thaiairways.com/en_TH/ne...mer-2022.page?

Thai-Kiwi

Cheers. Auckland still not featuring, which is problematic for my J trip AKL-BKK-AKL which 'expires' 31 Dec 2022 !

andyptrav

14 flights a week to London in May/June, they could not fill them in 2019. Who will be on these flights? Certainly not me until they dump all the COVID nonsense.

11277m

Agreed...and also adjust the mileage earning on their Y fares. At the moment they quote Super Saver, Saver and Flexi all at "25-100%" miles when they mean 25%. If you want 100% miles the only option is an M fare at twice the price.

Thai-Kiwi

The website states M,H, and Q are all 100% earning classes. T, K, S 75%. Y and B are 110%. It has been this way since 2016-ish?

But having made a dummy booking I see what you mean - the Flexi fare is issued in V class which is terrible, and Fully Flexi is in M. Worse is that to use GUP requires Q or better these days. I suppose a decent travel agent could booking in the appropriate fare care.

There are plenty of published TG fare LHR-BKK showing on ExpertFlyer, I've passed in the Economy fares:

11277m

Thanks for that list, T-K. The Q fares there are a much more reasonable price. In the past I've had to go to independent agents to buy fares that the TG website couldn't cope with and phoning to book through THAI direct raised the prices significantly.

I'm looking to book LHR-BKK when theThailand testing and insurance regimes end and need a Q fare to use a GUP and to help with clocking up 50,000 miles this year. Also waiting as you are for AKL flights to use a LHR-BKK-AKL GUP fare that is on hold from pre-pandemic times.

Thai-Kiwi

11277m we may have crossed paths without ever knowing

I see that TG will actually sell me AKL-SYD-BKK on QF/TG - clearly AirNZ is charging them too much! I'll call the Contact Centre and ask how they will handle my frozen GUP ticket...

11277m

Thai-Kiwi, As soon as NZ opens to UK pax I will see what TG will do with my AKL ticket. I've sent you a PM regarding that LHR-BKK-AKL route.

bpe

It's probably because LHR is restarting enforcement of its slot usage rules, so they have to fly them or they will lose the slots permanently.

(Still doesn't mean it's a good idea though)

andyptrav

To be fair the HKT - LHR flights are B787 so half the PAX of A380. I just did a couple of dummy bookoings for May/June and prices are more competitive. But seat selection shows empty planes.