Star Alliance and Lufthansa Group member SWISS will currently fly you from Stockholm to Bangkok for merely SEK 3,222 (~€276). Even if you book the fare that includes luggage, which costs SEK 4,022 (~€344), you’d still be paying a great price.
Our calendar displays all available dates for trips of 3 to 21 days:
From Stockholm, you would first fly to Zurich. Sometimes that flight will be operated by SAS, but usually, it will be a SWISS flight. From Zurich, you’ll fly to Bangkok on board a SWISS Boeing 777. In some cases, you can also fly with Austrian via Vienna instead of flying with SWISS.
Search & Book
We weren’t able to find the fare rules for this deal. To see when you can fly, simply check out our availability calendar above. If you intend to travel for more than 21 days, you’ll have to check the availability on Google Flights. The cheapest price for this deal can be found on Lufthansa’s website.
Mileage
These flights are issued in booking class L, meaning that you can expect to get:
- 6,550 Award Miles + 1,310 PQP on United MileagePlus
- 6,550 Miles on Air Canada Aeroplan
- 3,930 Miles on ANA Mileage Club
- 3,276 Points on SAS EuroBonus
- 3,276 Miles on Ethiopian ShebaMiles
- 3,276 Miles on EVA Infinity MileageLands
- 3,276 Miles on Egyptair Plus
- 730 Award Miles + 160 Points on Miles&More
Information & Tips for Bangkok
Bangkok is both the capital and the largest metropolis of Southeast Asian Thailand. We often have reasonable offers to share with you. No matter if in Economy, Business or First Class – you can almost always find bargains for flights to Bangkok! Also, even luxurious 5-star hotels are available at excellent prices. Just some reasons why you shouldn’t miss Bangkok!
From the airport to the city center
Suvarnabhumi Airport is connected to the city center by train. Trains run between 06:00 and 23:59 approximately every 15 minutes and the journey takes 24 minutes. A taxi ride costs about 400 Baht and takes, depending on the traffic, 30 minutes to more than an hour.
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