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Depending on your time of arrival and how much you want to spend, there are a number of options for getting from Bangkok’s Suvarnabhumi airport to Pattaya. A comfortable air-conditioned bus will get you straight from the airport to Pattaya for as little as 106 Baht whilst a public taxi will cost around 1,400 Baht [...]

Bangkok’s international airport (code = BKK) is known as Suvarnabhumi (pronounced Su-wan-na-poom) and is located to the east of Thailand’s capital city. The airport opened in 2006 and the terminal building hosts international and domestic flights. Suvarnabhumi replaced Bangkok’s Don Muang airport (code = DMK) which no longer has international flights but does run some [...]

There are plenty of places to eat and drink at Suvarnabhumi airport. From Starbucks to sushi, Suvarnabhumi has it covered so you won’t go hungry as you wait for your plane.
But few people (apart from locals and airport staff) seem to know about

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Suvarnabhumi international airport in Bangkok is the point of entry for the majority of tourists. Situated in the eastern suburbs of the Thai capital, there are a number of options available to travellers wishing to get to downtown Bangkok.

Bangkok Airport Arrival Transfer Shuttle

Limousines
Almost inevitably, passengers clear immigration and enter the arrivals hall to be greeted [...]

The problems with the runways at the new Suvarnabhumi airport aren’t as bad as initial reports suggest. Structural surveys of Tarmac cracks indicate that the airport will only have to undergo partial closure of certain areas as repairs are undertaken. There has been huge amounts of flip-flopping and political shenanigans involved in the whole affair [...]

The new Bangkok International Airport at Suvarnabhumi has been plagued with problems during the four months it has been open. The problems - poor signage, baggage delays, length of walk to departure gates - were attributed to teething problems. But the recent cracks found in the runway and taxiways point to a deeper rooted problem. [...]

The long awaited new Bangkok international airport is scheduled to open on September 28th 2006. Situated to the east of Bangkok, the new Suvarnabhumi (pronounced Su-wan-na-poom) airport will replace the old airport at Don Muang and will be the hub for both international and domestic flights.
At the time of writing, I don’t have full details [...]