Edinburgh to Bangkok Flights

Travel from Edinburgh Airport

Taking flights from Edinburgh Airport is easy, whether travelling to the airport by car or public transport. Passengers who are driving will find a variety of parking options, including both long and short stay car parks. There is also the option to book one of the 150 fastTRACK bays, which have their own entry lane and are only a one minute walk from the terminal. For passengers using public transport, the Airlink 100 bus or the N22, which runs throughout the night, take around 25 minutes from the heart of the city centre.

The airport operates both domestic and international flights, carrying around 600,000 passengers per month, and offers an extensive range of facilities. There are a number of bars, restaurants and coffee shops for travellers to enjoy before their flight. The ultimate in relaxation can be found at Inside & Out, which provides express beauty treatments and massages. Alternatively, passengers can check out The Airport Gallery, in the departure lounge, which houses original work by several Scottish artists.

Edinburgh Airport is used extensively by business travellers. Its Servisair Executive Lounge is equipped with broadband and Wi-Fi, and also features independent business desks to work from. There are internet terminals throughout the airport for the convenience of passengers departing on the flights Edinburgh offers. The airport also caters for passengers who may require assistance to ensure their travelling experience is as easy as possible. Passengers will find a range of additional extras available.

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Travel to Bangkok Airport

Bangkok Airport only opened in 2006 but it is already home to internationally renowned airlines such as Bangkok Airways. The airport is located 25 kilometres from central Bangkok and is connected to Bangkok by bus, rail and road. There is a free airport shuttle to the Public Transportation Centre from which travellers can take a variety of buses to Bangkok. The non-stop Express line is the quickest train to central Bangkok. Other commuter trains are slower. Taxis are also available as is car hire - a convenient option for those looking to get on motorway no. 7 that connects the airport with Bangkok.

Flights Bangkok open up a world of exploration in a fantastic city with so much of its life taking place on the street. The tiny lanes of Chinatown are fascinating places to explore where visitors can come across Chinese opera performances. The city is full of contrasts with air-conditioned modern shopping malls rubbing shoulders with 200 year-old village homes and golden Buddhist temples. Tall ultra-modern skyscrapers look down on streets lined with food carts. The streets of Bangkok are some of the best in the world for food, offering a dazzling range of Thai and international cuisines. The city is home to a number of Buddhist temples. Wat Pho has the world's largest reclining Buddha as well as Thailand's largest collection of Buddha images. The impressive reclining Buddha is 15 metres high and 46 metres long and finished in gold leaf with mother-of-pearl ornaments.

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