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Only today: return ticket Etihad to Bangkok € 439

By Editorial
Posted in Flight tickets
Tags: , ,
April 6, 2014

There is another nice advantage for quick decision makers. Until today you can save a lot of money with the well-known Open Jaw method flight tickets to Bangkok.

Open jaw is a flight where the arrival point of the outward journey differs from the departure point of the return journey. Your departure is simply from Schiphol Amsterdam, you have to fly back to Düsseldorf in Germany (close to the Dutch border). It is a bit of a detour but can be worth it if you want to save money.

You can search and book here: Etihad Tickets Bangkok

More information return ticket Etihad to Bangkok € 439

  • When to book: until Sunday 6 April 2014.
  • When to travel: Departure between April 15 and July 3, 2014.
  • Fly from: Amsterdam (AMS) Fly back to: Düsseldorf (DUS).
  • With 1 stopover at Abu Dhabi.
  • Minimum stay: 4 days.
  • Maximum stay: 4 months.
  • Hand luggage: 1 piece with a maximum weight of 7 kg.
  • Checked baggage: 1 suitcase or backpack with a maximum weight of 30kg (only on Etihad flights).
  • Note 1: Some flights are operated by airberlin, partner of Etihad.
  • Note 2: you can also book via the NL site of Etihad (but this is slightly more expensive).
  • Note 3: During the search, choose the 'multiple destinations' function to be able to book the Open Jaw.
  • Payment via: Visa, Mastercard or American Express.

Source: TicketSpy.nl

Number of times read: 163

2 responses to “Only today: return ticket Etihad to Bangkok € 439”

  1. van wemmel edgard says up
    6 April 2014 at 18: 01

    I usually depart from Brussels to Bangkok. I booked with Brussels Airlines for 731.86 euros. Booking costs included for a direct flight with Thai airways. It is slightly more expensive than with a stopover, but at the airports it is sometimes a long wait and you also spend a lot of money. of food and drinks.

  2. Nico says up
    16 April 2014 at 11: 39

    An excellent offer. We also took advantage of such an offer. I don't think Ethiad and certainly its partner Air Berlin are pleasant airlines to fly with. Prefer Emirates next time but not at any price.


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