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Vancouver to Bangkok Flights
Flying from Vancouver to Bangkok. What you need to know.
An ancient yet modern city in the heart of Thailand, Bangkok offers a contrasting blend of temples, towering skyscrapers, monks and business people, tuk tuks and taxi cabs. Book one of our flights from Vancouver to Bangkok and explore the city of old and new. Read more about Bangkok
Return: October 22, 2020
How long is the flight to Bangkok from Vancouver?
From Vancouver, there are several major airlines that offer connecting flights in to Bangkok, (currently, none fly direct.) Flight times will vary based on where the connection takes place. For example, flights from Vancouver to Bangkok with Cathay Pacific stop over in Hong Kong. The first flight from Vancouver to Hong Kong is about 13 hrs, 15 mins and then the connecting flight from Hong Kong to Bangkok is about 3 hrs, 5 mins.
What services are offered on the flight?
Onboard services on flights to Bangkok from Vancouver will vary from airline to airline and will differ based on class of service (i.e. economy, business, or first class). Generally, these services are standard across many major airlines:
- Dining menu with a selection of items including snacks and more (special meals can be requested at least 24 hours prior, varies by airline)
- Non alcoholic and alcoholic beverages served throughout the flight
- Entertainment system with free movies and TV
- Duty free shopping (varies by airline)
What aircrafts fly this route?
On transpacific flights, the most common aircrafts that fly this route are medium and long-range aircrafts like the Airbus A330 and the Boeing 777. The Boeing 777 is as large as a double-decker length-wise and features personal seatback screens for in-flight movies, TV & music.
How often are there flights from Vancouver to Bangkok?
There are a number of daily connecting flights to Bangkok from Vancouver. Because there are so many major airlines that fly this route via major hub cities across Asia, there is no shortage of supply. Ask our travel agents about stopovers on your way to Bangkok, like Manila, Hong Kong, Taipei and more!
>How many passenger seats are available?
Passenger capacity is largely determined by aircraft type and route. The shorter the route, the smaller the aircraft. As well, each airline configures its planes differently. For example, the Dreamliner can carry more than 250 passengers but an airline like ANA, which targets business-class passengers, will have a larger business class resulting in a smaller economy class varying the total number of passengers.
What airlines fly this route?
There are quite a few airlines that fly from Vancouver to Bangkok including our nation's flagship carrier, Air Canada.
Air Canada
Air China
China Southern Airlines
China Eastern Airlines
Korean Air
Philippines Airlines
Japan Airlines
EVA Air
How often are flights cancelled/diverted?
Not often. Flights are more often rescheduled than cancelled or diverted. In the event that a flight is cancelled whether under the airline's control or caused by a severe weather or air traffic disruptions, many airlines will rebook your flight or cancel your remaining flight(s).
