Flight NYC to Bangkok
 

Dear Fodorities ..

I´m going to buy a ticket from NYC to BKK to flight next march 2014, Is there some good site to get cheaper price?

I am using expedia.com and it´s around U$ 1100,00 round trip.

tnks a lot,
Juliano.

That really isn't a bad price. But I always buy directly from the airline. If there is a problem you'll get more satisfaction dealing with the airline than with expedia.

That's a decent price, but as Kathie says, buy direct.

Okay, just use expedia.com to find flight, buy directly from airline site.

thank you a lot.

my #1 from jfk is Korean air and their prices are always good..

don't do china air..

eva air is good, but Korean has best svc and comfort

Thank you guys..

So, whats the problem with Air China? i just open other post to talk about 72-hour visa-free in Beijing..i can stay there for 72 hours and try to visit some places before go Bangkok.

Thank you .

warmly,
Juliano.

its just not a preferred airline for most people---limited services...

Ok, Korean is expensive than Air China, (around u$100).

Air china with stopover in Beijing for 72 hours its around u$1126,00 round trip from NYC to BKK.

Now i´m looking for some info about 72h free visa that started January 1, 2013.

Do you know st about it?

thks RHKKMK.

Just check Air China U$ 1146,00 NYC to Bangkok with 3 days stopover in Biejing..

Is a good price?

tnksssssss..
Juliano

Good luck with Air China. For only $100 difference definitely go with Korean Air. The difference in service and product alone is well worth the money.

What´s the problem with air china?

I just simulate same dates and same depart and arrive airport, Air china its around 350 u$ cheaper.

Tnks for Filmwill

Exactly 1062 U$ for this multi flights.

If you only care about cost savings, then you should just book the ticket with Air China. If you care *at all* about comfort, service, food and general overall attitude then the difference of even $350 wouldn't matter all that much.

Air China, in my experience, is bottom of the barrel. Sort of like flying a long-haul version of Ryanair.

To me, when you're spending $1k for a ticket and you're flying over 18+ hours, every penny means something--especially if it contributes to your comfort. If it's only about getting there as cheaply as possible then asking the question of who's the best carrier is irrelevant. Just book the cheapest fare.

paragraph 2 above says it all.

you will get there fine, you will have a free stop in china, BUT don't expect any comfort, edible foods, decent, if any, onboard entertainment...

tnks for quick tips...

just get a special deal for the flight, 1060u$.. can´t pay more than this.

Thank you for all!!