Find Cheap Flights from Siem Reap to Bangkok Suvarnabhumi & other airports (REP - BKK)

Pros: Efficient loading of passengers. Friendly staff. Convenient to off load from both ends of plane.

Cons: Narrow seats very cramped when seat in front reclined.

Pros: Quick security, on time

Cons: The seats were really tight, no drink was offered and no entertainment

Cons: It’s frustrating that there is ONLY the ability to pay for food/drinks on board and ONLY in cash. It’d be nice if there were at least some free drinks. During my flight to Bangkok I was so sick and needed some soda to settle my stomach. My husband and I didn’t have enough cash and were told cards were not accepted. They refused to give us anything which I thought was cold hearted as I was vomiting and very uncomfortable. Also, the policy to shut down all electronics for take off and landing is so silly. I’m an anxious flyer and I was not told on some air Asia flights to shut it off. Couldn’t understand why the same airline would force me to shut it off on my flight out of Bangkok.

Cons: Air Asia is grossly understaffed at Johor Bahru and rely on Self Check-in kiosks that few of the passengers understand. It’s chaos with horrendously long waits. The international waiting area post-security is tiny with zero dining options. Third world all the way, a distinct contrast to the city, which is great.

Pros: I'm very justifying for the flight.

Pros: On boar meal was great. Customer service was outstanding!

Cons: They don't offer more flights!

Pros: Perfect

Pros: Great flight on Thai Smile.

Pros: Clean plane, air conditioning.

Cons: Bag fees; no free food, snacks or even water.

Pros: Efficient loading of passengers. Friendly staff. Convenient to off load from both ends of plane.

Cons: Narrow seats very cramped when seat in front reclined.

Pros: Plus: That I burned lots of calories when dealing with their chaos and long lines.

Cons: Minus: On my flight from Bangkok to Siem Reap today, the seat in front of mine was broken and the seat back would not stay upright. The man in it asked for a new seat, and the FA first told him that it was okay, despite his head being in my lap. Both of us said that was dangerous, and only after arguing with three FAs was he finally able to change seats!

Pros: Clean plane, air conditioning

Cons: Bag fees; no free food, snacks or even water

Pros: Boarding and flight were excellent. No need for food or entertainment on this short flight.

Cons: Nothing

Pros: Clean plane, air conditioning

Cons: Bag fees; no free food, snacks or even water

Pros: Quick security, on time

Cons: The seats were really tight, no drink was offered and no entertainment

Pros: Clean plane, air conditioning.

Cons: Bag fees; no free food, snacks or even water.

Pros: we had only an hour to get through immigration and connect to another flight...with a child in tow. There was an airline rep that met us at the plane and drove us to the next gate and directed us to a quick immigration line. Fantastic!

Pros: Great flight on Thai Smile.

Pros: Airfare was reasonably priced.

Cons: Delay. This was the third flight in a week that I encountered flight delays of up to 15-20 minutes.

Pros: Awesome service, great staff, amazing trip

Pros: Flight attendants are well dressed and friendly

Cons: My friend and I bought Luang Prabang to Siem Reap tickets with a change in Bangkok. We had both printed our boarding passes and had only carryon bags. They wouldn’t check us in thru to Siem Reap when we were in Luang Prabang, so when we tried to go through transit in Bangkok, the Air Asia agents sent us back to enter Thailand. We had to go through passport control, go up to arrivals and wait in the huge, chaotic lines ( why does AA always have chaotic limes?) and check in again. We then had to go back through immigration and security inspections. Even the immigration and exit officials were questioning why we didn’t go in transit! Took us two hours and lots of extra walking. I only fly Air Asia when I have to, and always think they will have gotten better, but they never do.

Pros: Nice crew. Clean airplane.

Cons: Very small seat in upgrade area. DO NOT BUY SIM CARD ON AIRPLANE. Buy it when you exit. They rip you off on flight and it’s not connected.

Pros: Quick security, on time

Cons: The seats were really tight, no drink was offered and no entertainment

Pros: Affordable

Pros: Our flight time itself was changed to a couple of hours later. We got notified the night before so we could make plans accordingly. In addition staff took good care of customers and helped with onward bookings etc. we were all given vouchers as well

Pros: Airfare was reasonably priced.

Cons: Delay. This was the third flight in a week that I encountered flight delays of up to 15-20 minutes.

Pros: Great flight on Thai Smile.

Pros: I'm very justifying for the flight.

Cons: The ticket agent didn’t book us all the way through to Siem Reap.

Pros: Boarding and flight were excellent. No need for food or entertainment on this short flight.

Cons: Nothing

Pros: Clean plane, air conditioning.

Cons: Bag fees; no free food, snacks or even water.

Cons: Air Asia is grossly understaffed at Johor Bahru and rely on Self Check-in kiosks that few of the passengers understand. It’s chaos with horrendously long waits. The international waiting area post-security is tiny with zero dining options. Third world all the way, a distinct contrast to the city, which is great.

Cons: Air Asia is grossly understaffed at Johor Bahru and rely on Self Check-in kiosks that few of the passengers understand. It’s chaos with horrendously long waits. The international waiting area post-security is tiny with zero dining options. Third world all the way, a distinct contrast to the city, which is great.

Pros: Plus: That I burned lots of calories when dealing with their chaos and long lines.

Cons: Minus: On my flight from Bangkok to Siem Reap today, the seat in front of mine was broken and the seat back would not stay upright. The man in it asked for a new seat, and the FA first told him that it was okay, despite his head being in my lap. Both of us said that was dangerous, and only after arguing with three FAs was he finally able to change seats!

Pros: Clean plane, air conditioning

Cons: Bag fees; no free food, snacks or even water

Pros: Flight attendants are well dressed and friendly

Cons: My friend and I bought Luang Prabang to Siem Reap tickets with a change in Bangkok. We had both printed our boarding passes and had only carryon bags. They wouldn’t check us in thru to Siem Reap when we were in Luang Prabang, so when we tried to go through transit in Bangkok, the Air Asia agents sent us back to enter Thailand. We had to go through passport control, go up to arrivals and wait in the huge, chaotic lines ( why does AA always have chaotic limes?) and check in again. We then had to go back through immigration and security inspections. Even the immigration and exit officials were questioning why we didn’t go in transit! Took us two hours and lots of extra walking. I only fly Air Asia when I have to, and always think they will have gotten better, but they never do.

Pros: Quick security, on time

Cons: The seats were really tight, no drink was offered and no entertainment

Pros: Clean plane, air conditioning

Cons: Bag fees; no free food, snacks or even water

Pros: Affordable

Cons: It’s frustrating that there is ONLY the ability to pay for food/drinks on board and ONLY in cash. It’d be nice if there were at least some free drinks. During my flight to Bangkok I was so sick and needed some soda to settle my stomach. My husband and I didn’t have enough cash and were told cards were not accepted. They refused to give us anything which I thought was cold hearted as I was vomiting and very uncomfortable. Also, the policy to shut down all electronics for take off and landing is so silly. I’m an anxious flyer and I was not told on some air Asia flights to shut it off. Couldn’t understand why the same airline would force me to shut it off on my flight out of Bangkok.

Cons: The ticket agent didn’t book us all the way through to Siem Reap.

Pros: Boarding and flight were excellent. No need for food or entertainment on this short flight.

Cons: Nothing

Pros: Clean plane, air conditioning

Cons: Bag fees; no free food, snacks or even water

Cons: It’s frustrating that there is ONLY the ability to pay for food/drinks on board and ONLY in cash. It’d be nice if there were at least some free drinks. During my flight to Bangkok I was so sick and needed some soda to settle my stomach. My husband and I didn’t have enough cash and were told cards were not accepted. They refused to give us anything which I thought was cold hearted as I was vomiting and very uncomfortable. Also, the policy to shut down all electronics for take off and landing is so silly. I’m an anxious flyer and I was not told on some air Asia flights to shut it off. Couldn’t understand why the same airline would force me to shut it off on my flight out of Bangkok.

Pros: Plus: That I burned lots of calories when dealing with their chaos and long lines.

Cons: Minus: On my flight from Bangkok to Siem Reap today, the seat in front of mine was broken and the seat back would not stay upright. The man in it asked for a new seat, and the FA first told him that it was okay, despite his head being in my lap. Both of us said that was dangerous, and only after arguing with three FAs was he finally able to change seats!

Cons: Air Asia is grossly understaffed at Johor Bahru and rely on Self Check-in kiosks that few of the passengers understand. It’s chaos with horrendously long waits. The international waiting area post-security is tiny with zero dining options. Third world all the way, a distinct contrast to the city, which is great.

Pros: Boarding and flight were excellent. No need for food or entertainment on this short flight.

Cons: Nothing

Cons: It’s frustrating that there is ONLY the ability to pay for food/drinks on board and ONLY in cash. It’d be nice if there were at least some free drinks. During my flight to Bangkok I was so sick and needed some soda to settle my stomach. My husband and I didn’t have enough cash and were told cards were not accepted. They refused to give us anything which I thought was cold hearted as I was vomiting and very uncomfortable. Also, the policy to shut down all electronics for take off and landing is so silly. I’m an anxious flyer and I was not told on some air Asia flights to shut it off. Couldn’t understand why the same airline would force me to shut it off on my flight out of Bangkok.

Pros: Efficient loading of passengers. Friendly staff. Convenient to off load from both ends of plane.

Cons: Narrow seats very cramped when seat in front reclined.

Pros: Affordable

Cons: The ticket agent didn’t book us all the way through to Siem Reap.

Pros: Plus: That I burned lots of calories when dealing with their chaos and long lines.

Cons: Minus: On my flight from Bangkok to Siem Reap today, the seat in front of mine was broken and the seat back would not stay upright. The man in it asked for a new seat, and the FA first told him that it was okay, despite his head being in my lap. Both of us said that was dangerous, and only after arguing with three FAs was he finally able to change seats!

Pros: Boarding and flight were excellent. No need for food or entertainment on this short flight.

Cons: Nothing

Pros: Clean plane, air conditioning.

Cons: Bag fees; no free food, snacks or even water.

Pros: Clean plane, air conditioning

Cons: Bag fees; no free food, snacks or even water

Pros: Efficient loading of passengers. Friendly staff. Convenient to off load from both ends of plane.

Cons: Narrow seats very cramped when seat in front reclined.

Pros: Boarding and flight were excellent. No need for food or entertainment on this short flight.

Cons: Nothing

Pros: Affordable

Pros: Quick security, on time

Cons: The seats were really tight, no drink was offered and no entertainment

Pros: Plus: That I burned lots of calories when dealing with their chaos and long lines.

Cons: Minus: On my flight from Bangkok to Siem Reap today, the seat in front of mine was broken and the seat back would not stay upright. The man in it asked for a new seat, and the FA first told him that it was okay, despite his head being in my lap. Both of us said that was dangerous, and only after arguing with three FAs was he finally able to change seats!