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#4
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You have the airlines that go westbound, Bob and all the others will tell you about those. You also have those eastbound with non stops to their Gulf hubs and then onwards to Bangkok such as Emirates and Qatar Airways and Eithad. Emirates has a couple of flights from JFK each day, I think one is on the new A-380, they then have 3 a day from Dubai to Bangkok.
Qatar Airways also non stop from NYC ( not sure if JFK or EWR ) to Doha and onwards to Bangkok, both have good Coach/Economy service, seatback PTV etc etc.
Etihad via Abu Dhabi, not as good transit as new Dubai Emirates terminal but same quality service.
www.qatarairways.com
www.emirates.com
www.etihadairways.com
Qatar Airways also non stop from NYC ( not sure if JFK or EWR ) to Doha and onwards to Bangkok, both have good Coach/Economy service, seatback PTV etc etc.
Etihad via Abu Dhabi, not as good transit as new Dubai Emirates terminal but same quality service.
www.qatarairways.com
www.emirates.com
www.etihadairways.com
#5
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may i suggest a private charter then...
airlines to thailand:
depends somewhat on where you live..
thai air from LA
united
northwest
american
delta
ANA
eva
japan
korean
british air
air france
luftansa
emerites
cathy pacific
china air
air canada
singapore
my favorites are:
thai
air france
northwest
ANA
BA
cathy
emerites
singapore
listed in no special order....the best flight we ever had was on air france from boston-paris (all day stop)-bkk.....the long flights were all nite flights going and coming..
mostly we have travelled on northwest: boston-detroit-toyko-bkk---30 hours door to door
cost $1000-1500
airlines to thailand:
depends somewhat on where you live..
thai air from LA
united
northwest
american
delta
ANA
eva
japan
korean
british air
air france
luftansa
emerites
cathy pacific
china air
air canada
singapore
my favorites are:
thai
air france
northwest
ANA
BA
cathy
emerites
singapore
listed in no special order....the best flight we ever had was on air france from boston-paris (all day stop)-bkk.....the long flights were all nite flights going and coming..
mostly we have travelled on northwest: boston-detroit-toyko-bkk---30 hours door to door
cost $1000-1500
#6
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I've been looking on all the discount sites. Emirates was among the shortest travel time and the prices were good.
If economy is comfy, it sounds like the way to go. Now here's the big question...I'm planning to go to Thailand in the beginning of July. When is the best time to book the trip to get the best prices.
If economy is comfy, it sounds like the way to go. Now here's the big question...I'm planning to go to Thailand in the beginning of July. When is the best time to book the trip to get the best prices.
#7
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debnyc - make sure you book the flight with the A-380 from JFK if you decide on Emirates, don't book the flight operated by 777 as the coach/economy seating on Emirates 777 is 10 across instead of the usual 9, this is just a weird thing with Emirates on thier 777's. Their 340 and 330 all have usual seating across, it's just their 777's that are not so good.
Do check Qatar Airways also and see what deals they offer.
Do check Qatar Airways also and see what deals they offer.
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#9
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Thanks so much.
Qatar looked great and that airline rating sight was the best. I've bookmarked that for future ventures.
Now I'll put all my needs together, comfort, flying time and money and see who the lucky winner is....Emirates or Qatar.
Qatar looked great and that airline rating sight was the best. I've bookmarked that for future ventures.
Now I'll put all my needs together, comfort, flying time and money and see who the lucky winner is....Emirates or Qatar.




