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Non-Stop Flights From North America To Thailand Returns After 10 Years

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Air Canada has just announced that they will be launching their first-ever direct flight to Southeast Asia – with the first non-stop flight from North America to Thailand in ten years.

The news came just yesterday (20 June), with Canada’s flag carrier – and largest airline – revealing that they will soon be transporting passengers from Vancouver’s International Airport directly to the Thai capital of Bangkok, and vice versa.

Amazing view of the city of Bangkok, Thailand

The flight is also the only non-stop flight connecting North America to Thailand – a nation that undoubtedly boasts some of the most idyllic islands on the planet, as well as a variety of destinations for those looking to travel a little ‘off path’.

When Will Air Canada’s Non-Stop Flight Route To Bangkok Begin? 

Wat Phra Kaew Ancient Temple in Bangkok, Thailand

For those looking to take advantage of Air Canada’s new direct route to Bangkok – which is undoubtedly one of Thailand’s top places to visit – you will have to wait until 1 December 2022, which is when the airline’s first-ever non-stop flight to a Southeast Asian destination is set to depart.

Flight time from Vancouver to Bangkok will last a whopping 15 hours and 55 minutes.

The route is set to be part of a seasonal service – with it running for around five months – from December (2022) through to April (2023).

Railay beach in Krabi Thailand

See below for details of the first and last departing flights from both the cities of Vancouver, Canada, and Bangkok, Thailand.

Departing from Vancouver, Canada 

First flight: 1 December 2022

Last flight: 14 April 2023

Air Canada airplane at Vancouver International Airport

Departing from Bangkok, Thailand 

First flight: 4 December 2022

Last flight: 17 April 2023

How Frequent Will These Non-Stop Flights To And From Bangkok Be?

Air Canada’s new direct route connecting Vancouver, Canada, to Bangkok, Thailand, is set to operate four times a week – with details of the flight schedule as below:

Vancouver city skyline, Canada

Depart: Vancouver (YHR) – 23.00

Arrive: Bangkok (BKK) – 05.55 (+2 days)

Days of Departure: Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday

Bangkok Suvarnabhumi International Airport

Depart: Bangkok (BKK) – 08.30

Arrive: Vancouver (YHR) – 06.35

Days of Departure: Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday

Which Of Air Canada’s Aircraft Will Be Flying The Route?

Air Canada Boeing 787 Dreamliner flying high above the clouds.

Air Canada’s new non-stop route to and from the cities of Vancouver and Bangkok will operate using the airline’s Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft – with passengers able to choose from the below ticket classes:

  • Signature Class
  • Premium Economy
  • Economy Class

When Will Tickets Go On Sale For This New Route?

Wat Arun Temple in the city of Bangkok, Thailand

It is already possible to book a seat on board Air Canada’s new direct route from Vancouver to Bangkok – and vice versa – with tickets already on sale.

You can check out the latest ticket options and prices by clicking here.

Air Canada Also Set To Resume Flights From Toronto To Mumbai

The Gateway of India in Mumbai, India

Air Canada also revealed yesterday (20 June) that they will be resuming their flight route between the Canadian city of Toronto and Mumbai, India – which will stop at London’s Heathrow airport en route.

Here are details of the reinstalled route – which will run on a daily basis – and is set to resume on 29 October (2022):

Toronto Pearson International Airport

Toronto to Mumbai (via London)

Depart: Toronto (YYZ) – 20.30

Arrive: London (LHR) – 08.30 (+1 day)

Depart: London (LHR) – 11.10 (+1 day)

Arrive: Mumbai (BOM) – 01.40 (+2 days)

Toronto Skyline at twilight

Mumbai to Toronto (via London)

Depart: Mumbai (BOM) – 04.50

Arrive: London (LHR) – 09.20

Depart: London (LHR) – 12.00

Arrive: Toronto (YYZ) – 14.55 

Delhi city center

Air Canada also announced that they will be resuming (from 1 October) three weekly flights to the Indian city of Delhi – from Vancouver – as well as increasing their flight schedule to and from Vancouver to Australia (Brisbane and Sydney) and New Zealand (Auckland). 

The airline also revealed that they will be resuming two weekly flights from the Canadian cities of Toronto and Montreal to the Peruvian capital of Lima – with flights from Toronto set to resume on 4 November and flights from Montreal set to resume on 30 October.

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Terry

Tuesday 21st of June 2022

Great news. No more 8 hour layover in Tokyo. 😁😁👍👍