Flights from Kuwait City to Bangkok from KWD125

Arriving in Bangkok

Book flights to Bangkok with Etihad Airways and discover its secrets. Impressive temples, modern skyscrapers, and neighbourhoods where almost nothing has changed in the last 200 years will welcome you.

Plan Your Bangkok Holiday

Travel to Bangkok and go on an adventure of discovery. You'll find extraordinary and bizarre buildings like a colossal museum in the form of a three-headed elephant, a building identical to a robot, and a 17-story tower surrounded by a huge dragon. If you decide to buy tickets to Bangkok, there will be a surprise around every corner. Only here will you be able to encounter a stunning temple like Wat Arun, and then after crossing a river, find a modern shopping mall like Siam Paragon or MBK.

This city of contrasts seems fast-paced to tourists at first, but behind its skyscrapers a little more exploring will reveal, on the side west of the River, traditional houses and merchants who still sail in their boats full of fruits. With the flight deals to Bangkok offered by Etihad Airways, you will be able to see both sides of this city, but for cheap hotels in Bangkok remember that the low season is from May to August.

Flying from Kuwait City

Book your flights from Kuwait City to hundreds of destinations worldwide with Etihad Airways. With Etihad you enjoy superior service every time.

Major Airports in Kuwait City

There is only one airport in Kuwait City and it is the Kuwait International Airport (KWI). It is situated 9.6 miles to the south of the city in Farwaniyah. Part of the airport is home to the Kuwait Air Force and the Kuwait Air Force Museum, so if you find you are early to catch your flight be sure to visit the museum. The airport welcomes almost seven million visitors a year and a new terminal will soon increase the airports capacity. The airport houses its own mall designed to resemble a wide body aircraft. The mall houses several high end shops and numerous places to eat.

Airport Transportation in Kuwait City

There is no train to Kuwait International Airport. There is a bus to Kuwait International Airport which runs every 30 minutes from 5:30 am to 9 pm, and can be boarded at the city centre. You could also take a taxi to Kuwait International Airport if you need the extra storage space and don’t mind paying a bit extra.

Choose Etihad Airways, the National Airline of the United Arab Emirates, for flights from Kuwait City to Bangkok on which you will be travelling in comfort and style.