Belt Auction

Cheapest, discount airfare / flight from Vancouver (Canada) to Bangkok(Thailand)?

Do you know where I can find the cheapest airfare in April from Vancouver to Bangkok? I am flexible with the dates (april 3rd-14th departure dates) and can take a bus to a different departure city if I save a lot of money for the flight (as long as it's not too far away from vancouver). Any help from your experiences would be really appreciated. THANKS!

Public Comments

1. If you go from Seattle to Bangkok you could fly for as low as $500. I found a link for you: http://www.google.com/pagead/iclk?sa=l&ai=Bhv7lXOz2RaXvB5e2hAORu-jjCbX_xxKR6r-tAoGPsoEBgLUYCAAQARgBKAIwADgAUPOIhIoDYMm2yIbEo8gXmAHyhgGYAf2PBpgBvpIGmAHekgaYAfeTBqAB4Zak_wOqAQkyTlJTKzJHTUzIAQGAAgE&adurl=http://www.bt-store.com/default.asp%3FCatID%3D10%26PageID%3D10%26GeoAreaID%3D0_2
2. Check out www.kayak.com, for both Vancouver and Seattle. The airfare from Vancouver is USD 1,118 r/t on Northwest Airlines or combo. From Seattle its USD 755 r/t on china airlines. I think the 4 hour bus trip to seattle is worth USD 363. You might even get a lower rate on China Airlines direct www.china-airlines.com I fly China Airlines most of the time to Bangkok and they are good. On time, clean, the Flight attendants are attractive and fairly courteous. Good luck and have fun. I will be there April 15 to 22 myself.
3. I always look at cheap fares when i travel to Asia but always end up finding real good fares with Air Canada. If your dates are flexible, you can fly there and back for about $1,000 CDN, plus you get almost enough Aeroplan miles to get a free short-haul flight.
4. Try Cathay Pacific. They use Vancouver as a stopping point from the east coast of the USA, and for those that deplane in Vancouver, they are willing to refill those seats to Bangkok cheaply.
5. I got this one for you http://www.travelcuts.com call traveling adviser for a good deal tell them what kind of flight do you want, and how long do you want to travel. good luck! :)