Airfare STEAL! Fly to Bangkok from Several US Cities Starting From $225
Unbelievably low prices for fares to Bangkok, a fare mistake from OTAs. You can fly for as low as $225 from JFK to Bangkok onĀ All Nippon Airways with a stop in Tokyo each way. The catch is that youāll get lowest fares when booking departure and return flights three days apart, usually Monday to Thursday. That doesnāt leave you much time on the ground. The deal is available in January, February and March.
Just a heads up though, these fares might not be bookable although they are showing up on Momondo. Still worth a try.
Low Fares
To:
- Bangkok (BKK), Thailand
From:
- Los Angeles (LAX) ā $235
- New York City (JFK) ā $225
- San Francisco (SFO) ā $269
- Houston (IAH) – $275
- Seattle (SEA) ā $255
How To Book
Search on Momondo or CheapoAir for flight leaving on Monday and returning on Thursday. The lowest fares are not showing up on Google Flights.
Conclusion
These are clearly error fares from OTAs and itās possible that they wont be honored so do not make any other travel plans for now, in connection with this deal. You should hurry if interested, it won’t last long.
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[…] shown via Google Flights. You will find these via small travel agencies listed on Momondo.com. Danny the Deal Guru at Miles to Memories reports that the cheapest prices are available on Monday–>ThursdayĀ […]
Except the problem this is all phantom space. Gotta love the in-depth research here…
You would have about 24 hours in the city before you need to be back at the airport to return home. If all you want is a mileage run or are a courier then this would be fine, but for travel it doesn’t seem viable.