Airlines Update

[gmoule]

i love how different all the airlines say u-tapoa is from bkk in distance,from 140km to 200km lol

[LaaMok]

I just went down there an hour ago to take photos

 

 

http://www.sattahipforum.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=40

[LaaMok]

i love how different all the airlines say u-tapoa is from bkk in distance,from 140km to 200km lol

 

says 161 km on the picture I took, add the other 4 km 165 km all together.

[Glynrhedyn]

I just went down there an hour ago to take photos

 

 

http://www.sattahipforum.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=40

Thanks for that. Looks totally chaotic. Hope it gets sorted soon for everyne. I don't arrive until the 16th. but there must be many arriving in the next few days who do not know if their trip is on or not. Best of luck veryone and hope to see you soon over a cold Singha.

GR.

[Glynrhedyn]

CHINA AIRLINES

 

November 30, 2008, 16:00, Taipei, Taiwan –Due to the ongoing political turmoil that has caused Bangkok’s Suvarnabhumi International Airport to shut down, China Airlines announces that flights serving Bangkok have been adjusted as follows:

 

 

Cancelled Flights

Flight CI-831 from Hong Kong to Bangkok and the return flight CI-832 have been cancelled.

 

Flight CI-833 from Taipei to Bangkok and the return flight CI-834 have been cancelled.

 

Flight CI-835 from Taipei to Bangkok and the return flight CI-836 have been cancelled.

 

Flight CI-839 from Kaohsiung to Bangkok and the return flight CI-840 have been cancelled

 

Special Extra Flight

Flight CI-7917/7918 will use a A330-300 aircraft, with a total of 313 seats.

CI-7917 Taipei - Utapao ETD 09:35 / ETA 12:25

CI-7918 Utapao - Taipei ETD 15:35 / ETA 20:05

 

Rerouted Flights

Flight CI-065/066 Taipei - Bangkok – Amsterdam v.v. have been rerouted to Taipei –Chiang Mai – Amsterdam v.v., and will use a B747-400 aircraft, with a total of 397 seats.

CI-065 Taipei – Chiang Mai ETD 22:20/1 Dec // ETA 01:10+1/2 Dec

Chiang Mai – Amsterdam ETD 03:40/2 Dec// ETA 10:10/2 Dec

CI-066 Amsterdam –Chiang Mai ETD 14:25/2 Dec// ETA 07:10+1/3 Dec

Chiang Mai –Taipei ETD 09:30/3 Dec// ETA 14:00/3 Dec

 

Flight CI-067/068 Taipei - Bangkok – Rome v.v. have been rerouted to Taipei –Chiang Mai – Rome v.v., and will use a A343-300 aircraft, with a total of 276 seats.

CI-067 Taipei –Chiang Mai ETD 23:35/1 Dec // ETA 02:25+1/2 Dec

Chiang Mai –Rome ETD 04:55/2 Dec// ETA 12:20/2 Dec

CI-068 Rome –Chiang Mai ETD 13:15/2 Dec// ETA 05:45+1/3 Dec

Chiang Mai –Taipei ETD 07:05/3 Dec// ETA 11:35/3 Dec

 

 

Passengers are advised to visit CAL’s website, www.china-airlines.com, before leaving for the airport. For the most up-to-date flight information, please call the following hotlines:

 

Taipei Customer Service Hotline: 02-2715-1212

Kaohsiung Customer Service Hotline: 07-282-6141

Taoyuan International Airport: 03-398-8888

Kaohsiung International Airport: 07-801-2674

[KDNG]

Latest from Cathay Pacific

 

Last updated: 30 November 2008 22:10 HKT

 

 

CATHAY PACIFIC TO MOUNT SPECIAL FLIGHTS FOR TRAVELLERS STRANDED IN THAILAND AS SCHEDULED SERVICES TO AND FROM BANGKOK REMAIN CANCELLED.

 

Cathay Pacific will mount special flights on 01 and 02 December to Utapao Airport, south of Bangkok, to bring travellers stranded in Thailand back to Hong Kong. Scheduled services to and from Bangkok on 01 December are cancelled.

 

The airline is sending a 385-seat capacity Boeing 777-300 from Hong Kong International airport in the morning at 09.30 Hong Kong time with scheduled arrival time at Utapao at 11.30 local time to pick up passengers. The return flight is scheduled to depart from Utapao at 13.30 local time and arrive Hong Kong at 17.30 Hong Kong time.

 

The flight today is the third special flight the airline has mounted in three days to help passengers stranded by the closure of Bangkoks two major airports.

 

A Cathay Pacific spokesman said: We are trying our very best in very difficult circumstances to bring home as many people as we can, and we will certainly try to do more if conditions in Thailand allow us to do so.

 

The spokesman reminded passengers that facilities at Utapao Airport, a military airstrip, were severely limited.

 

Cathay Pacific appealed to passengers to be patient and understanding as staff at the airport were working under very difficult conditions in manually processing ticketing and boarding. Staff have also been working around the clock to cope with the situation.

 

The spokesman said that because of the limitations at the airport, passengers were strongly advised not to bring check-in luggage. Such luggage may need to be transferred to Phuket for later onward transmission back to Hong Kong, he added.

 

The spokesman said that Cathay Pacific had applied for further special flights to the same airport on Tuesday, depending on demand, regulatory approval and local circumstances. The airline has brought back to Hong Kong almost 800 passengers on its two special flights in the past two days.

 

Scheduled services to and from Bangkok remain cancelled. The airline advises passengers that its In-Town Check-In and Online Check-In services are suspended today for all flights to and from Bangkok until 02 December.

 

Passengers are advised to check the latest flight information with the Flight Status box on the right before departing for the airport. Passengers can also subscribe to the notiFLY flight paging service to get the latest flight status via text messaging (SMS) or email.

 

The situation remains volatile and Cathay Pacific will continue to advise on flights that are affected. The airline will continue to work on alternative flight arrangements for passengers from affected flights. When services resume, passengers are requested not to turn up at the airport unless they have confirmed bookings.

 

 

Bangkok

Address Cathay Pacific:

11/F, Ploenchit Tower, 898 Ploenchit Road, Pathumwan, Lumpini, Bangkok 10330.

 

Saturday and public holiday open till 12:30p.m.

(Closed on Sundays)

Reservations (66) 2263-0606

Fax (66) 2263-0622

 

Airport Name Suvarnabhumi International Airport

Airport Phone (662) 134-1888

Airport Fax (662) 134-1889

Baggage Services (662) 134-2817 (Cathay Pacific Office)

 

I would try calling Hong Kong office @

Cathay Pacific:

(852) 2747-1888

Office Hours: Mon-Sun 0700-2300

Edited December 1, 2008 by KDNG

[KDNG]

EVA Air

 

This web page was updated at 14:05, DEC 01 (Taipei time) / 06:05, DEC 01 (GMT)

 

Suvarnabhumi Airport in Bangkok is still closed, so EVA Air changes flight schedule to Bangkok and Europe. EVA Air temporarily take Utapao Airport for the operation for flights to and from and via Bangkok.

 

Utapao is located approximately 140 kilometres and south from Bangkok. However, facilities at Utapao are very basic and the airport is heavily congested, we apologise in advance for the inconvenience, but ask for your understanding that the airport at Utapao is originally designed for military purpose.

 

Before you go to Utapao Aiport, please pay attention to the following directions.

1. Thai government ask for all airlines to rearrange check-in counter service at Bangkok Inter-

national Trade and Exhibition Center (BITEC). Therefore, EVA Air will proceed check-in and

baggage service at BITEC from Dec 01, 2008. In other words, there is no more check-in

counter at Utapao Airport from Dec 01, 2008.

 

When customers arrive at BITEC, please go to Entrance 1 that located at 1F and please follow

the Airline check-in direction to EVA Air's check-in counter and proceed check-in service.

 

Please refer to below links for the map of BITEC.

Link1: The direction from taking Bangkok Transit System(BTS) to BITEC。Please note that it

takes about 1 hour from BTS On Nut Station to BITEC by taxi.

Link2: The direction from city center to BITEC by driving.

 

2. It takes two and half hours from BITEC to Utapao Airport, therefore EVA Air strongly advise all

customers shall check in at BITEC before six hours from estimated departure time and finish

all the check-in business before four hours from estimated departure time. Please take Thai

Governmental shuttle bus to Utapao Airport for boarding when you finish check-in business.

 

3. For passengers who had arrived Utapao Airport now, EVA Air still accept your check-in and

baggage service requirement.

 

4. Reservations in Taiwan ：(02)25011999、(04)23299566、(07)7959301

Reservations in Bangkok：66-2-2696288

 

5. Customers planning to fly with us are advised to check the Flight Status page for the latest

schedules and to visit our website regularly for news updates.

 

The flights via Bangkok to Europe were rerouted, rescheduled or cancelled as follow:

 

1.The new schedule for original BR75 Taipei via Bangkok to Amsterdam of NOV/29 and

BR76 Amsterdam via Bangkok to Taipei of NOV/30 is as below:

FLT NO

 

Departure

 

 

Arrival

 

 

Estimated time

Remarks

Departure Arrival

BR75 Taipei Utapao 2008/11/29

17:25

 

2008/11/29

20:15

-

BR75 Utapao Dubai 2008/11/30

00:15

 

2008/11/30

03:50

-

BR75 Dubai Amsterdam 2008/11/30 05:50 2008/11/30 09:50 -

BR76 Amsterdam Vienna 2008/11/30 12:35 2008/11/30 14:30 -

BR76 Vienna Utapao 2008/11/30 15:30 2008/12/01 07:30 latest updated

BR76 Utapao Taipei 2008/12/01 12:30 2008/12/01 17:10 latest updated

Estimated time shown on the table is local time

 

2. The new schedule for original BR67 Taipei via Bangkok to London of NOV/30 and

BR68 London via Bangkok to Taipei of NOV/30 is as below:

FLT NO

 

Depaeture

 

 

Arrival

 

 

Estimated time

Remarks

Departure Arrival

BR67 Taipei

 

Utapao

2008/11/30

03:35

 

2008/11/30

06:25

-

BR67 Utapao Dubai 2008/11/30

10:25

 

2008/11/30

13:55

-

BR67 Dubai London 2008/11/30 15:55 2008/11/30 19:10 -

BR68 London Utapao 2008/11/30 21:30 2008/12/01 16:00 latest updated

BR68 Utapao

Taipei 2008/12/01 21:00 2008/12/02 00:40 latest updated

Estimated time shown on the table is local time

 

3. There is one extra flight of Taipei-Utapao-Dubai-Vienna-Amsterdam-Utapao-Taipei,schedule is

listed as below:

FLT NO

 

Departure

 

 

Arrival

 

 

Estimated time

Remarks

Departure Arrival

BR75

Taipei Utapao 2008/12/01

17:10

 

2008/12/01

20:00

latest updated

BR75 Utapao Dubai 2008/12/02

01:00

 

2008/12/02

04:30

latest updated

BR75 Dubai Vienna 2008/12/02 06:30 2008/12/02 09:20 latest updated

BR75 Vienna Amsterdam 2008/12/02 10:55 2008/12/02 12:50 latest updated

BR76 Amsterdam Utapao 2008/12/02 15:35 2008/12/03 08:25 latest updated

BR76 Utapao Taipei 2008/12/03 13:30 2008/12/03 18:10 latest updated

Estimated time shown on the table is local time

 

4. The new schedule for original BR67 Taipei via Bangkok to London of DEC/02 and

BR68 London via Bangkok to Taipei of DEC/02 is listed as below:

 

FLT NO

 

Departure

 

 

Arrival

 

 

Estimated time

Remarks

Departure Arrival

BR67 Taipei

 

Utapao

2008/12/02

05:15

 

2008/12/02

08:05

latest update

BR67 Utapao London 2008/12/02

10:25

 

2008/12/02

13:55

latest update and skip Dubai

BR68 London Utapao 2008/12/02 21:30 2008/12/03 16:00

BR68 Utapao Taipei 2008/12/03 21:00 2008/12/04 01:40 latest update

 

Estimated time shown on the table is local time

 

5. The new schedule for original BR75 Taipei via Bangkok to Amsterdam of DEC/02and

BR76 Amsterdam via Bangkok to Taipei of DEC/03 is listed as below:

FLT NO

 

Departure

 

 

Arrival

 

 

Estimated time

Remarks

Departure Arrival

BR75 Taipei Utapao 2008/12/02

17:25

 

2008/12/02

20:15

-

BR75 Utapao Dubai 2008/12/03

00:15

 

2008/12/03

03:50

-

BR75 Dubai Amsterdam 2008/12/03 05:50 2008/12/03 09:50 -

BR76 Amsterdam Vienna 2008/12/03 12:35 2008/12/03 14:30 -

BR76 Vienna Utapao 2008/12/03 15:30 2008/12/04 07:30

BR76 Utapao Taipei 2008/12/04 12:30 2008/12/04 17:10

Estimated time shown on the table is local time

 

 

6.The flights to and from and via Bangkok were cancelled:

 

DEC/01

BR62 Vienna via Bangkok to Taipei

BR211 Taipei to Bangkok

BR212 Bangkok to Taipei

 

DEC/03

BR67 Taipei via Bangkok to London

BR61 Taipei via Bangkok to Vienna

BR68 London to Bangkok

 

DEC/04

BR62 Vienna via Bangkok to Taipei

BR68 Bangkok to Taipei

[LaaMok]

Here is a list of Airports in Thailand

 

http://www.aircraft-charter-world.com/airp...ia/thailand.htm

 

I think they are planning to try and use all the ones with International written next to them. As today they started taking planes out of the closed airport to use elsewhere.

 

http://news.sky.com/skynews/Home/World-New...ve_Thai_Capital

[KDNG]

Last updated: 1 December 2008 18:30 HKT

 

CATHAY PACIFIC TO MOUNT SPECIAL FLIGHTS FOR TRAVELLERS STRANDED IN THAILAND AS SCHEDULED SERVICES TO AND FROM BANGKOK REMAIN CANCELLED.

 

Cathay Pacific will mount special flights on 2 December to Utapao Airport, south of Bangkok, to bring travellers stranded in Thailand back to Hong Kong. Scheduled services to and from Bangkok on 2 December are cancelled.

 

A Cathay Pacific spokesman said: We are trying our very best in very difficult circumstances to bring home as many people as we can, and we will certainly try to do more if conditions in Thailand allow us to do so.

 

The spokesman reminded passengers that facilities at Utapao Airport, a military airstrip, were severely limited.

 

Cathay Pacific appealed to passengers to be patient and understanding as staff at the airport were working under very difficult conditions in manually processing ticketing and boarding. Staff have also been working around the clock to cope with the situation.

 

The spokesman said that because of the limitations at the airport, passengers were strongly advised not to bring check-in luggage. Such luggage may need to be transferred to Phuket for later onward transmission back to Hong Kong, he added.

 

The spokesman said that Cathay Pacific had applied for further special flights to the same airport on Tuesday, depending on demand, regulatory approval and local circumstances. The airline has brought back to Hong Kong almost 800 passengers on its two special flights in the past two days.

 

Scheduled services to and from Bangkok remain cancelled. The airline advises passengers that its In-Town Check-In and Online Check-In services are suspended today for all flights to and from Bangkok until 02 December.

 

Passengers are advised to check the latest flight information with the Flight Status box on the right before departing for the airport. Passengers can also subscribe to the notiFLY flight paging service to get the latest flight status via text messaging (SMS) or email.

 

The situation remains volatile and Cathay Pacific will continue to advise on flights that are affected. The airline will continue to work on alternative flight arrangements for passengers from affected flights. When services resume, passengers are requested not to turn up at the airport unless they have confirmed bookings.

 

Bangkok

Address Cathay Pacific:

11/F, Ploenchit Tower, 898 Ploenchit Road, Pathumwan, Lumpini, Bangkok 10330.

 

Saturday and public holiday open till 12:30p.m.

(Closed on Sundays)

Reservations (66) 2263-0606

Fax (66) 2263-0622

 

Airport Name Suvarnabhumi International Airport

Airport Phone (662) 134-1888

Airport Fax (662) 134-1889

Baggage Services (662) 134-2817 (Cathay Pacific Office)

 

I would try calling Hong Kong office @

Cathay Pacific:

(852) 2747-1888

Office Hours: Mon-Sun 0700-2300

[KDNG]

Special Updates Last updated: 1 December 2008 23:30 HKT

 

CATHAY PACIFIC TAKES GOVERNMENT CHARTER TO THAILAND; ANNOUNCES MORE SPECIAL FLIGHTS FOR STRANDED TRAVELLERS. SERVICES TO AND FROM BANGKOK REMAIN CANCELLED.

Cathay

 

Pacific operated a charter flight for the Hong Kong Government this afternoon to Utapao Airport, south of Bangkok, along with its own special daily flight, to help bring Hong Kong residents and passengers stranded in Thailand back to Hong Kong. Services to and from Bangkok remain cancelled until 05 December with the exception of CX703 and CX709 on 05 December.

 

The airline also announced that it will continue with its special flights to Utapao Airport on a daily basis this week until Friday in a bid to help clear the backlog of stranded passengers.

 

The airline sent a 385-seat capacity Boeing 777-300 chartered by the Hong Kong Government from Hong Kong International airport this afternoon at 16.38 Hong Kong time (flight number: 8759). The return flight (8758) is scheduled to depart from Utapao at 20.30 local time and return to Hong Kong at 00.20 Hong Kong time tomorrow morning.

 

Cathay Pacific also flew a special service to Utapao this morning to pick up stranded travellers. The return flight arrived to the Hong Kong International Airport at 16.21 with 357 passengers on board.

 

Tomorrows special Cathay Pacific flight is also operated by a 385-seat capacity Boeing 777-300. It will leave Hong Kong at 10.00 Hong Kong time with scheduled arrival time at Utapao at 12-noon local time. The return flight is scheduled to depart from Utapao at 13.00 local time, arriving in Hong Kong at 17.00 Hong Kong time.

 

We will continue to provide as much assistance as possible to the Hong Kong Government to bring home as many Hong Kong residents as we can, using our own flights and those chartered by the government, a Cathay Pacific spokesman said.

 

As of today (1 December), Cathay Pacific has mounted 4 special flights to Utapao to help bring more than 1,500 travellers back to Hong Kong.

 

The spokesman reminded passengers that the limited facilities at Utapao Airport, a military airstrip, were being severely tested as the airport was crowded with thousands of passengers seeking to get home to all parts of the world.

 

With only six check-in counters overall, and usually only one available to Cathay Pacific customers, he appealed to passengers to be patient and understanding as staff at the airport were working under very difficult conditions in manually processing ticketing and boarding so many passengers.

 

The spokesman said that because of the severe limitations at the airport, passengers were strongly advised not to bring check-in luggage. Such luggage may need to be transferred to Phuket for later onward transmission back to Hong Kong, he added.

The airline advises passengers that its In-Town Check-In and Online Check-In services are suspended today for all flights to and from Bangkok until 05 December.

 

Passengers are advised to check the latest flight information with the Flight Status box on the right before departing for the airport. Passengers can also subscribe to the notiFLY flight paging service to get the latest flight status via text messaging (SMS) or email.

 

Bangkok

Address Cathay Pacific:

11/F, Ploenchit Tower, 898 Ploenchit Road, Pathumwan, Lumpini, Bangkok 10330.

 

Saturday and public holiday open till 12:30p.m.

(Closed on Sundays)

Reservations (66) 2263-0606

Fax (66) 2263-0622

 

Airport Name Suvarnabhumi International Airport

Airport Phone (662) 134-1888

Airport Fax (662) 134-1889

Baggage Services (662) 134-2817 (Cathay Pacific Office)

I would try calling Hong Kong office @

Cathay Pacific:

(852) 2747-1888

Office Hours: Mon-Sun 0700-2300

[BigBangkokTheory]

Delta Air Lines

 

Bangkok Travel Waiver

Last Updated: December 1, 2008, 6pm ET

 

As a result of the civil unrest in Bangkok Delta has issued the following waiver to assist passegers. Check flight status frequently for up-to-the-minute info about your flight plans, or get updates sent directly to your wireless device or email with Delta Messenger.

 

Rescheduling Flights

If your flight is canceled or significantly delayed, you are entitled to a refund. Even if your flight is not canceled, you may make a one-time change to your ticket without fee if you are scheduled to travel to, from, or through Bangkok during the specified time periods listed below.

 

You can now edit your itinerary here at delta.com, or you may contact Reservation Sales to make changes to your itinerary. Additional collection in fares may apply. See Conditions & Restrictions below.

 

Passengers ticketed on or before December 1, 2008 for travel to, from or through Bangkok, Thailand between November 25 and December 8, 2008 may:

Reschedule travel FROM Bangkok or Singapore to be complete by December 17, 2008 in the same cabin of service as originally scheduled, without penalty or administrative change fees, subject to availability.

Reschedule travel to, from or through Bangkok to be complete by February 28, 2009 in the same class of service as originally scheduled, without penalty or administrative change fees, subject to availability.

 

Conditions & Restrictions

Changes to origins and destinations may result in an increase in fare. Any difference in fare between your original ticket and the new ticket will be collected at the time of booking.

 

Note: I called Delta and this policy also applies to code share partners booked through Delta (e.g., Korean Air).

[ManlyMonger]

I arrived at Utapao from Sydney on Sunday night. It was a bit chaotic but I was through immigration in no time and it took about 10 minutes to get my bag and got a taxi straight away, All in all I was impressed, The Thais can be pretty good when they put their mind to it. If your overseas and scheduled into Utapao, I wouldn't worry.

[scubaadiver56]

Great info. I was looking at going in mid december, but I think now in January. I think hotel rates may drop some, when they find the high season ends up being a flop. Is there anybody out there flying on North Worst back to the US. I don't hear of any planes going into help out.

[KDNG]

Travel Advice for Bangkok

Last updated: 3 December 2008 14:50 PST

CATHAY PACIFIC TO RESUME SERVICES TO BANGKOK ON FRIDAY

 

Cathay Pacific announced today that it will resume its flights to Bangkok on Friday, 5 December. The airline will operate three flights from Bangkok to Hong Kong and four flights daily from Hong Kong to Bangkok on Friday and Saturday, 5 and 6 December. Passengers with an onward journey will be accommodated on the connecting or first available flight beyond Hong Kong.

 

 

 

In light of the resumption of its service between Bangkok and Hong Kong, Cathay Pacific announced that the special flight it is operating on Friday to and from Utapao Airport, south of Bangkok, will instead operate to and from Bangkok. Arrangements will be made for passengers already booked on this special flight to return to Hong Kong on one of the airline’s flights from Bangkok.

 

 

 

Details of Cathay Pacific flights between Hong Kong and Bangkok on Friday and Saturday are as follows:

 

Friday (5 December)

 

 

 

Bangkok Hong Kong

 

Departure time Arrival time

 

CX2708 14.00L 17.45L

 

CX712 16.25L 20.00L (flight originating from Singapore)

 

CX702 19.00L 22.45L

 

 

 

 

 

Hong Kong Bangkok

 

Departure time Arrival time

 

CX713 09.10L 1100L (onward to Singapore)

 

CX2709 10.00L 11.45L

 

CX751 14.25L 16.20L

 

CX703 22.00L 23.55L

 

 

 

Saturday (6 December)

 

 

 

Bangkok Hong Kong

 

Departure time Arrival time

 

CX754 11.30L 15.15L

 

CX712 16.25L 20.00L (flight originating from Singapore)

 

CX702 19.00L 22.45L

 

 

 

 

 

Hong Kong Bangkok

 

Departure time Arrival time

 

CX713 09.10L 1100L (onward to Singapore)

 

CX701 16.00L 17.50L

 

CX703 16.45L 18.40L (onward to Karachi)

 

CX709 22.00L 23.50L

 

 

 

Passengers are advised to check the latest flight details at www.cathaypacific.com/ca as services may still be subject to adjustment. Travellers without confirmed bookings on these Bangkok flights are advised not to go to the airport. For flight reservations, please call Hong KongReservations at 2747-1888 or BangkokReservations at 02-2630606 or North AmericaReservations 1-800-268-6868.

 

 

 

Details of flights for Sunday and beyond will be announced in due course.

 

 

 

Since the closure of Suvarnabhumi International Airport in Bangkok, Cathay Pacific has been operating a daily special flight to Utapao Airport to help bring stranded passengers back to Hong Kong. Including the final flight tomorrow (4 December) Cathay Pacific will have operated seven special flights to Utapao to help bring some 2,800 travellers back to Hong Kong. Cathay Pacific also operated a charter flight for the Hong Kong Government on 1 December.

 

 

 

Special ticketing arrangement

 

As a result to the current situation in Thailand, with immediate effect, all rebooking / rerouting charges will be waived for all tickets issued from North America (of all fare types) on or before 25 November 2008 for travel involving Bangkok between 25 November and 15 December 2008.

 

 

 

Details as follows:

Cathay Pacific / Dragonair tickets

 

 

a. Cancellation / Refund --

Cancellation refund charges will be waived provided such request are made on/beore 15Dec08 for travel involving Bangkok until 15Dec08.

 

b. Rerouting / Rebooking --

Rerouting / Rebooking charges will be waived on conditions that:

 

*

Such requests are made on/before 15 December 2008 and before departure, for travel involving Bangkok between 26 November and 15 December 2008. Passenger who does not show up is not eligible for the waiver.

*

Subject to flight availability, revised (new) travel date must be on/before 26Feb09. The ticket expiry date will therefore be adjusted accordingly.

*

The newly rebooked sector must observe and conform to the conditions of the respective fare rule, such as black out dates, flight application, weekend/weekday travel, stopover charges, and applicable seasonalities.

*

Re-issuance charges will only be waived in reference to the expiry date of the original ticket.

 

c. Group Tickets --

Please contact your local travel agent.