cheap flight bkk to bali??

any new information about cheap flights to bali from bkk??

Yes, look at:

http://www.airasia.com/

From BKK -- KUL -- DPS










"Joel Smith" wrote in message
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any new information about cheap flights to bali from bkk??

Yes, look at:

http://www.airasia.com/

From BKK -- KUL -- DPS










"Joel Smith" wrote in message
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any new information about cheap flights to bali from bkk??

LH wrote:
Yes, look at:
http://www.airasia.com/
From BKK -- KUL -- DPS

I think that's the cheapest way, but the connection will be awkward because
their KUL-DPS flight is at something like 7 in the morning.

You could take the evening flight from BKK to KUL which is always late
anyway (or else I just have really bad luck), and hang out at the airport
overnight. KUL has two good things going for it:

1) The best food situation of any airport on the planet, hands down, bar
none. On Level 2 (in the open-to-the-public area, not inside immigration)
follow signs to the Food Garden, where you'll find a huge range of genuinely
good food for US$2 or less per meal. It's clean and spacious too.

2) Really nice sleeping chairs scattered around the departure area, soft and
inclined, with head- and footrests. Also lots of soft row-chairs without
armrests. It's a pleasure to sleep (though you will need earplugs as there
are some periodic automated announcements that go on all night).

miguel
--
Hit The Road! Photos and tales from around the world: http://travel.u.nu

LH wrote:
Yes, look at:
http://www.airasia.com/
From BKK -- KUL -- DPS

I think that's the cheapest way, but the connection will be awkward because
their KUL-DPS flight is at something like 7 in the morning.

You could take the evening flight from BKK to KUL which is always late
anyway (or else I just have really bad luck), and hang out at the airport
overnight. KUL has two good things going for it:

1) The best food situation of any airport on the planet, hands down, bar
none. On Level 2 (in the open-to-the-public area, not inside immigration)
follow signs to the Food Garden, where you'll find a huge range of genuinely
good food for US$2 or less per meal. It's clean and spacious too.

2) Really nice sleeping chairs scattered around the departure area, soft and
inclined, with head- and footrests. Also lots of soft row-chairs without
armrests. It's a pleasure to sleep (though you will need earplugs as there
are some periodic automated announcements that go on all night).

miguel
--
Hit The Road! Photos and tales from around the world: http://travel.u.nu