Cheap flights from Poznan to Bangkok

April comes out cheapest in the price calendar for this route, and it is also the month when European demand drops away after the spring break rush. Fares climb through the European school holidays and again over Christmas and New Year, when everyone wants to leave at once. Midweek departures out of Poznan tend to price lower than weekend ones, so shifting your dates by a day or two is often worth it. If you are heading for winter sun in Thailand, book well ahead for the peak stretch, and use the month-by-month view when your dates are flexible.

None of the airlines on this route is a budget carrier, so the fare you choose decides what is included rather than the brand. LOT Polish Airlines, Lufthansa, KLM Cityhopper, Scandinavian Airlines and Finnair feed the route through European hubs, while Qatar Airways, Singapore Airlines, Eva Air and Thai Airways Intl carry the long stretches through the Gulf and Asia. Braathens Regional Aviation turns up on feeder legs. Count on at least one change of plane, and check whether the whole trip sits on one ticket or on two.

Bangkok has two airports and they are not interchangeable. Suvarnabhumi International takes most long-haul arrivals and has a rail link into town alongside taxis and buses, while Don Mueang International sits on the other side of the city and is reached by road. Both are a drive from the centre, and that drive can swallow a lot of time in Bangkok traffic, so leave room in your plans on arrival day. Check which airport your ticket names before you book a hotel or ground transfer, because moving between the two means crossing the whole city.

Currency

THB (฿)

Power sockets

Type A, B, C, F · 220 V

Language

Thai

Emergency number

191, 199, 1669

Calling code

+66

Internet domain

.th

Population of Bangkok

5.7 M (2018)

Time zone

UTC+07 (Asia/Bangkok)

Country facts: Wikidata

• Confirm your departure airport is Lawica, since Poznan has only one and there is nothing to mix up.
• Check how long the layover is and whether both legs sit on one ticket, as every routing to Bangkok connects.
• If you book the legs separately, a missed connection is yours to fix rather than the airline's.
• Read the baggage allowance for each leg, because a short feeder flight and a long-haul leg can differ.
• Check your passport validity and Thailand's entry rules well before departure.
• Decide whether you want Suvarnabhumi or Don Mueang, as your transfer into town depends on it.