Flights to Thailand, from Tel Aviv to the final destination
You leave dates and a destination, and we come back with an offer. The same offer also connects the domestic flights within Thailand, the hotels and the transfers, so that everything arrives as one booking rather than a collection of separate confirmations.
- Flights from Israel and domestic flights within Thailand
- Hebrew-speaking support from the first request to your return
- A free quote, with no obligation
When would you like to fly?
Dates, destination and number of travellers: that is all we need to start checking.
Airports in Thailand
Most flights from Israel land at Suvarnabhumi in Bangkok, and from there you continue inland. These are the airports serving the main destinations, and the codes you will see on your ticket.
- BKK
Suvarnabhumi
Bangkok
Thailand’s main international airport, and the entry point for most flights from Israel.
- DMK
Don Mueang
Bangkok
Bangkok’s second airport, used mainly by low-cost carriers and domestic flights.
- HKT
Phuket International Airport
Phuket
The gateway to southern Thailand and the Andaman coast, and to Krabi and Khao Lak inland.
- CNX
Chiang Mai International Airport
Chiang Mai
The gateway to northern Thailand, its mountains and temples.
- USM
Samui International Airport
Koh Samui
A private airfield on the island itself. From there you continue by ferry to Koh Phangan and Koh Tao.
- KBV
Krabi International Airport
Krabi
Close to Ao Nang and Railay, and a convenient alternative to Phuket in the south.
- UTP
U-Tapao
Pattaya
The airport closest to Pattaya, with fewer flights than Bangkok but a much shorter drive into the city.
The airlines that fly to Thailand
Every airline has its own logic: a direct route versus a connecting flight, baggage included versus baggage bought separately, and a broad domestic network versus a handful of routes. That is what we take into account when we build your itinerary.
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EL AL
The Israeli carrier with a direct route to Bangkok. Convenient for anyone who prefers service in Hebrew throughout the flight.
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Thai Airways
Thailand’s flag carrier. Connects Bangkok to the rest of the domestic destinations in Thailand.
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Bangkok Airways
Operates Samui Airport. Grants all its passengers lounge access at the airport, including in economy class.
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Emirates
Via Dubai, with a wide choice of departure times and connections.
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Etihad
Via Abu Dhabi, another connecting-flight option.
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Thai AirAsia
Low-cost for domestic flights. Baggage is bought separately.
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Nok Air
A Thai low-cost carrier for domestic flights, mainly from Don Mueang.
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Thai Vietjet
Another low-cost carrier on Thailand’s domestic routes.
What matters to know about the price
On flights we do not commit to the cheapest price on the market, and that is different from what we do on hotels. The price you get is the airline’s price — we do not mark it up and we do not claim to undercut it.
What we do give you is everything around the ticket:
- We check routes and connections with several airlines, and explain the difference between them
- We connect the flight to the domestic flights, the hotels and the transfers in a single booking
- Available in Hebrew before your flight, during it, and through any change on the way
- We handle changes, delays and disruptions with the airline on your behalf
If you found a cheaper ticket on your own, take it — and we will gladly build the rest of the holiday around it.
How does it actually work with us?
- 1 You send us a few details Dates, the destinations that interest you, number of travellers and an approximate budget.
- 2 You get a clear direction and itinerary With smart suggestions by season, distances, travel style and a pace that suits you.
- 3 We connect it all into one booking Flights, domestic flights, hotels, attractions and transfers, in one place.
- 4 You fly — and we are with you Hebrew-speaking support throughout the holiday, when needed and for what is needed.
What to know before booking a flight
Things that come up for almost everyone who flies to Thailand, and are easy to miss when booking alone.
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A lounge for every passenger on Bangkok Airways
Bangkok Airways grants all its passengers lounge access at the airport, including in economy class. While waiting for a domestic flight that is a meaningful difference.
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Bangkok has two airports, not one
Suvarnabhumi (BKK) and Don Mueang (DMK) are far apart. A connecting flight departing from the other airport requires a transfer between them, and it is better to plan it in advance than to discover it on landing.
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A domestic flight is usually a separate booking
An international ticket and a domestic ticket bought separately are not connected. A delay on the first flight does not automatically entitle you to change the second, which is why it is important to leave a gap.
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Low-cost baggage is bought separately
With carriers such as AirAsia, Nok Air and Vietjet the base price usually excludes a checked bag. Adding it at the airport costs more than adding it in advance.
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The season matters more than the weekday
In Thailand there is a real difference between seasons in each region, and it affects both availability and the weather at the destination. We take that into account when we suggest dates.
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A passport valid for six months
Entry to Thailand requires a valid passport. It is worth checking the expiry date before you fix dates, not after.
Flights to Thailand — everything you need to know
Where you fly from and land
Flights to Thailand from Israel depart from Ben Gurion Airport, and most land at Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK) in Bangkok. You can fly a direct route or a connecting flight via an intermediate hub, and the difference between the two is not only the journey time but also flexibility: a connecting flight usually offers more departure times, while a direct route saves a terminal change with luggage.
Domestic flights, and what happens with destinations without an airport
The second Thailand begins in Bangkok. Most itineraries include at least one domestic flight — to Phuket (HKT) in the south, Koh Samui (USM) in the Gulf of Thailand, Chiang Mai (CNX) in the north or Krabi (KBV). Destinations such as Koh Phangan, Koh Tao, Koh Phi Phi and Khao Lak have no airport at all, and reaching them is by land and sea — that is, a flight plus a ferry or a transfer, a combination that has to be planned as one piece.
When to fly, and why it depends on the region
The most common question we get is when to fly. The answer depends less on the day of the week and more on the region and the season: in southern and northern Thailand the seasons do not overlap, and the same date can be excellent in one area and less so in another. When we build an itinerary we match the order of destinations to the season, not only to flight availability.
What we do, and what we do not
We do not sell flight tickets cheaper than the airline, and we do not claim to. What we do is build the whole holiday around the flight — domestic flights, hotels, transfers and attractions — and be available in Hebrew when something changes. A delay, a schedule change or a problem at the airport are exactly the moments when the difference between booking alone and having support is felt.
FAQ about flights to Thailand
Which airport do you fly to in Thailand?
Most flights from Israel land at Suvarnabhumi (BKK) in Bangkok. Bangkok has a second airport, Don Mueang (DMK), used mainly by low-cost carriers and domestic flights. From there you continue to the domestic airports: Phuket (HKT), Koh Samui (USM), Chiang Mai (CNX), Krabi (KBV) and U-Tapao (UTP), which is close to Pattaya.
Do you offer the cheapest price for a flight?
No, and we say so upfront. The price you get is the airline’s price, and we do not commit to it being the cheapest on the market. What we do provide is route checking, connecting the flight to the rest of the holiday, and Hebrew-speaking support before and during the trip.
Need a domestic flight within Thailand?
It depends on the destination. Phuket, Koh Samui, Chiang Mai and Krabi have an airport and a domestic flight is the fastest way. Koh Phangan, Koh Tao, Koh Phi Phi and Khao Lak have no airport, and getting there combines a flight, a ferry or an overland transfer.
What is the difference between a direct and a connecting flight?
A direct route saves you a terminal change and the risk of a short connection. A connecting flight usually offers more departure times and sometimes more flexible routings. In both cases it is important to check how much time there is between the flights and whether the baggage goes straight through to the final destination.
Can we also book hotels and transfers through you?
Yes, and that is in fact why most customers come to us. The same booking can include flights, domestic flights, hotels, airport transfers and attractions, so that everything is coordinated rather than scattered across several confirmations.
What happens if the flight is delayed or cancelled?
We handle it with you and with the airline. That includes the knock-on effects too: a transfer booked for a specific time, a first night at the hotel, or a domestic flight connecting to a delayed flight.
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Where you fly within Thailand
Most itineraries include at least one domestic flight. Every destination has a page with us covering what it offers, hotels and attractions in the area.