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Flights from Melbourne to Bangkok
Batik Air Malaysia, Scoot, Jetstar and 8 more fly from Melbourne to Bangkok, with fares on 40 of the next 90 days. The cheapest is €207 on 9 Nov with AirAsia X, 1 stop, seen yesterday. The cheapest by month: October €252, November €207, December €381 and January €212.
Make it a trip
Fly Melbourne to Bangkok first, then on through Southeast Asia: FareDice strings the cheapest flights from there into a trip through more countries, on separate tickets.
Trips from Melbourne that fly to Bangkok first · Trips from Melbourne · Trips from Bangkok
The cheapest fare each day
The cheaper quarter of the days; the outlined day is the cheapest. Any number of stops. Tap a day to check its price.
Stops
- Non-stop: the cheapest fare on 2 of the next 90 days, from €237. Journey time: about 9 hours.
- One stop: the cheapest fare on 32 of the next 90 days, from €207. Journey time: check the travel time with the airline.
- Two or more stops: the cheapest fare on 6 of the next 90 days, from €305. Journey time: check the travel time with the airline.
Airlines and cabin bags
- Batik Air Malaysia: the cheapest on 7 of the next 90 days, from €381. The cheapest long-haul fares often leave the cabin bag out: check with the airline, and count about €65 each way to add one.
- Scoot: the cheapest on 6 of the next 90 days, from €232. The cheapest long-haul fares often leave the cabin bag out: check with the airline, and count about €65 each way to add one.
- Jetstar: the cheapest on 5 of the next 90 days, from €237. The cheapest long-haul fares often leave the cabin bag out: check with the airline, and count about €65 each way to add one.
- Philippine Airlines: the cheapest on 5 of the next 90 days, from €523. The cheapest long-haul fares often leave the cabin bag out: check with the airline, and count about €65 each way to add one.
- AirAsia X: the cheapest on 4 of the next 90 days, from €207. The cheapest long-haul fares often leave the cabin bag out: check with the airline, and count about €65 each way to add one.
- Shenzhen Airlines: the cheapest on 3 of the next 90 days, from €275. The cheapest long-haul fares often leave the cabin bag out: check with the airline, and count about €65 each way to add one.
- Hainan Airlines: the cheapest on 3 of the next 90 days, from €331. The cheapest long-haul fares often leave the cabin bag out: check with the airline, and count about €65 each way to add one.
- China Eastern Airlines: the cheapest on 2 of the next 90 days, from €318. The cheapest long-haul fares often leave the cabin bag out: check with the airline, and count about €65 each way to add one.
- Vietjet: the cheapest on 2 of the next 90 days, from €321. The cheapest long-haul fares often leave the cabin bag out: check with the airline, and count about €65 each way to add one.
- Transnusa: the cheapest on 2 of the next 90 days, from €391. The cheapest long-haul fares often leave the cabin bag out: check with the airline, and count about €65 each way to add one.
- Xiamen Airlines: the cheapest on 1 of the next 90 days, from €252. The cheapest long-haul fares often leave the cabin bag out: check with the airline, and count about €65 each way to add one.
Every airline's cabin bag rule
Airports
- From Melbourne: Tullamarine Airport (MEL), 18 km from Melbourne and Avalon Airport (AVV), 49 km from Melbourne, well out of town.
- Into Bangkok: Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK), 28 km from Bangkok and Don Mueang International Airport (DMK), 21 km from Bangkok.
An airport well out of town adds a bus or train each way: check its price, and the last one if you land late.
The way back: Bangkok to Melbourne
From €196 on 19 Nov with Jetstar, non-stop, seen yesterday, with fares on 50 of the next 90 days.
Fares are the cheapest travellers saw on each day, one way and per person, with any number of stops and their age; prices are seen, not held, and a long flight's price seen 3 days ago or more may be higher now. A route gets a page when it has fares on 10 days or more.