Now it is easier than ever to fly to the Far East. Thai Airways International operates an up to twice daily service to the new Suvarnabhumi Airport from Heathrow Airport. This airline has an excellent reputation with plenty of room available to make sure that even the tallest of travellers is not cramped. Service is first class and the staff generally friendly and very helpful.

British Airways and Qantas fly daily from Heathrow, EVA Air flies six times weekly from Heathrow and Emirates flies daily from Heathrow, Gatwick, Manchester, Birmingham and Glasgow (although this flight goes via Dubai).

Qatar Airways flies daily from Heathrow, Gatwick and Manchester via Doha.  Gulf Air operates daily from Heathrow via Bahrain or Muscat.

Those with connections from the UK via Europe include, China Airlines, KLM, Lufthansa, Air France, Air Portugal, Alitia, SAS and Finnair.

There is now probably a greater choice of flights from the UK to the Far East, than any other country, with the exception of North America.

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