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Home » Flight tickets » Flight tickets Swiss Amsterdam – Bangkok from € 415,-

Flight tickets Swiss Amsterdam – Bangkok from € 415,-

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Posted in Flight tickets
Tags: Cheap flight tickets to Bangkok, Swiss

29 September 2015

You can still fly to Bangkok for a bottom price with Swiss. You first depart from Amsterdam to Zurich, there you transfer and then you fly directly to Bangkok. More good news: this is an annual ticket!

Flying with Swiss means checking in checked baggage for free, being able to reserve your seat in advance, enjoying good meals and, of course, the Swiss chocolates. They are really worth it.

Swiss International Air Lines is Switzerland's largest airline. Its main hub is Zurich Airport (ZRH).

More information and booking: Swiss ticket Amsterdam – Bangkok

Specials flight tickets Bangkok from Swiss

When to book: unknown to us, gone = gone!
When to travel: departing through March 15, 2016.
Departure from: Amsterdam (AMS).
Minimum stay: 1 week. Maximum stay: 12 months.
Hand luggage: 1 piece with a maximum weight of 10 kg.
Checked baggage: 1 suitcase or backpack with a maximum weight of 23 kg.
Note 1: Additional booking fees apply.
Note 2: prices are from.
Payment via: iDEAL (free), Visa, Mastercard and American Express.

Source: Ticket Spy

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