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tom · 10-13-2007, 12:15 AM

Si,

I would stick to AirAsia for the flights for a couple of reasons ....

1. Access from/to Pattaya/Suvarnabhumi will be quicker/cheaper than going to Don Mueang to connect with Nok Air.

2. You have a decent left luggage at Suvarnabhumi if you don't want to get stiffed on excess baggage.

3. You have better facilities a Suvarnabhumi if you have a bit of a layover on your way back from Chiang Mai.

4. You can book through on Thai from Chiang Mai to Krabi but you still have a 6 hour layover at Suvarnabhumi.

Current prices on Air Asia are (add 670 Baht to each leg for taxes etc):

4 Jan - BKK/CMX - 1,000 Baht
8 Jan - CMX/BKK - 0 Baht
8 Jan - BKK/KVD - 400 Baht
16 Jan - HKT/BKK - 400 Baht

So booking now you should be able to cover all your flights for +/- 4,500 Baht.

10-13-2007, 12:15 AM	#27
tom Advanced Member Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 2,319 Shouts: 24 Thanks: 555 Rep Power:	Si, I would stick to AirAsia for the flights for a couple of reasons .... 1. Access from/to Pattaya/Suvarnabhumi will be quicker/cheaper than going to Don Mueang to connect with Nok Air. 2. You have a decent left luggage at Suvarnabhumi if you don't want to get stiffed on excess baggage. 3. You have better facilities a Suvarnabhumi if you have a bit of a layover on your way back from Chiang Mai. 4. You can book through on Thai from Chiang Mai to Krabi but you still have a 6 hour layover at Suvarnabhumi. Current prices on Air Asia are (add 670 Baht to each leg for taxes etc): 4 Jan - BKK/CMX - 1,000 Baht 8 Jan - CMX/BKK - 0 Baht 8 Jan - BKK/KVD - 400 Baht 16 Jan - HKT/BKK - 400 Baht So booking now you should be able to cover all your flights for +/- 4,500 Baht.