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TICKETS.IN.TH compares fares from 1,200+ airlines and booking sites for every Thai departure city — Suvarnabhumi or Don Mueang, Chiang Mai, Phuket, Krabi or Hat Yai — with prices in Thai baht, refreshed daily.







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Live one-way fares out of Thailand's airports, shown in baht and refreshed every day — sorted so the cheapest escape comes first.
When Can You Find the Cheapest Flights?
Prices by departure city
One-way, from 7 cities in Thailand, cheapest first
| Departure city | From | Cheapest month | Average price | Range over the year | Flight |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ★Bangkok BKK | ฿418 | Sep | ฿665 | ฿418 – ฿46,431 | Direct |
| Udon Thani UTH | ฿507 | Feb | ฿1,008 | ฿507 – ฿106K | Direct |
| Surat Thani URT | ฿522 | Feb | ฿1,004 | ฿522 – ฿98,194 | Direct |
| Krabi KBV | ฿526 | Dec | ฿945 | ฿526 – ฿137K | Direct |
| Phuket HKT | ฿552 | Dec | ฿862 | ฿552 – ฿129K | Direct |
| Hat Yai (Songkhla) HDY | ฿559 | Nov | ฿1,178 | ฿559 – ฿53,497 | Direct |
| Chiang Mai CNX | ฿666 | Mar | ฿1,016 | ฿666 – ฿137K | Direct |
Month-by-month prices from Bangkok (One-way)
| Month | From | Typical range | vs. average | Flight |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| July 2026 | ฿801 | ฿801 – ฿40,724 | 6% below average | Direct |
| August 2026 | ฿801 | ฿801 – ฿31,352 | 4% below average | Direct |
| September 2026 | ฿418 | ฿418 – ฿40,872 | 7% below average | Direct |
| October 2026 | ฿616 | ฿616 – ฿28,350 | 14% below average | Direct |
| November 2026 | ฿506 | ฿506 – ฿27,657 | 16% below average | Direct |
| December 2026 | ฿561 | ฿561 – ฿30,355 | 5% below average | Direct |
| January 2027 | ฿587 | ฿587 – ฿44,319 | 5% above average | Direct |
| February 2027 | ฿585 | ฿585 – ฿40,391 | 4% above average | Direct |
| March 2027 | ฿584 | ฿584 – ฿36,603 | 2% above average | Direct |
| April 2027 | ฿845 | ฿845 – ฿45,287 | 14% above average | Direct |
| May 2027 | ฿838 | ฿838 – ฿36,583 | 9% above average | Direct |
| June 2027 | ฿838 | ฿838 – ฿46,431 | 17% above average | Direct |
Prices updated on July 1, 2026 · based on TICKETS.IN.TH flight searches
Where Bangkok's Cheapest Fares Are Right Now
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Frequently Asked Questions About Cheap Flights
In TICKETS.IN.TH's recent data, September has shown the lowest one-way fares from Thailand, with November and December close behind. April — Songkran season — and June sit at the expensive end. The 12-month chart on this page shows the live curve for any destination you choose, which is more reliable than any general rule.
Domestic destinations — Chiang Mai, Phuket, Krabi, Hat Yai — are consistently the cheapest flights in our data, followed by nearby countries such as Cambodia, Vietnam and Malaysia. The destination cards on this page are sorted by live price from your chosen city and refresh daily, so the exact order changes through the year.
No. TICKETS.IN.TH is a comparison service, not a seller — when you choose a fare, you are taken to the airline or travel agency to complete the booking at the price shown. We add no markup and charge no fee for the search.
The destination cards and the seasonality chart are refreshed daily from fares found across 1,200+ airlines and booking sites. When you continue to a full search, prices are pulled in real time, so the final figure reflects what providers are charging at that moment.
There is no single rule, but the recent curve is clear: April — Songkran — and June are the priciest months to depart, so trips in that window reward booking early. In cheaper months such as September or November there is usually more room to wait. The monthly chart on this page is a better guide than any rule of thumb.
All prices on TICKETS.IN.TH are displayed in Thai baht. Payment itself happens on the airline's or agency's own website — many charge in baht, but some international booking sites bill in another currency, in which case your card's exchange rate applies. The comparison itself is always free.
Complete Guide to Finding Cheap Flights from Thailand
Why Flying Out of Thailand Rewards Comparison
Few markets have as many airlines selling the same seat as Thailand. Between the low-cost carriers based at Don Mueang, the full-service airlines at Suvarnabhumi and dozens of online agencies reselling both, one Bangkok departure can carry a surprising spread of prices. TICKETS.IN.TH searches 1,200+ airlines and booking sites in a single query and lines the results up in Thai baht, so you can see the whole spread before you commit. The fare you click is the fare you pay — booking is completed directly with the airline or agency, with no markup added. Start a flight search to compare every option side by side.
September to December: Thailand's Low-Fare Window
In TICKETS.IN.TH's recent price data (July 2026 snapshot), one-way fares out of Thailand bottom out in September, with November and December close behind. At the other end of the curve sit April — when the whole country is on the move for Songkran — and June. Those are patterns across the network as a whole; your own route may behave differently, which is why this page draws a 12-month price chart for every destination you pick. Before locking in dates, scroll up, open the chart and check which month is genuinely cheapest for the trip you actually want.
The Cheapest Fares Stay Close to Home
Domestic routes are consistently the cheapest fares in TICKETS.IN.TH's data — Bangkok up to Chiang Mai or Udon Thani, or down south to Phuket, Krabi, Surat Thani and Hat Yai. Internationally, Cambodia and Vietnam sit at the top of the list from Thailand, with Taiwan, Malaysia, Indonesia, China, Singapore, India, the Philippines, Laos and Myanmar filling out the rest. The destination cards above are sorted straight from live prices and refresh every day, so the cheapest country this week is not always the cheapest next week. Check the current cheapest destinations before you decide where to go.
Direct from Bangkok, or One Stop from the Provinces?
Bangkok's two airports give Thailand one of Asia's densest direct networks — most of the region, from Singapore to China to India, is reachable nonstop. From Chiang Mai, Phuket, Krabi or Hat Yai the calculation changes: some international routes fly direct, but many itineraries connect through Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur or Singapore, and the connecting option is often meaningfully cheaper than the nonstop one. TICKETS.IN.TH shows the number of stops on every result and prices both paths side by side, so you can judge whether the hours saved by flying direct are worth the difference for your particular trip.
How Thai Travellers Use the 'Anywhere' Search
Start with your real departure point — Bangkok, Chiang Mai, Phuket, or wherever you actually are — and leave the destination open. The page then ranks every country by its current lowest fare from that city, in baht, which turns the usual question around: instead of pricing a trip you have already chosen, you discover which trips are cheap right now. It suits the way many people in Thailand travel — a long weekend decided by price rather than by destination. Prices behind the cards refresh daily; when something unusually low appears, the seasonality chart tells you whether it is a one-off or part of a cheap month.
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