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For passengers going on a business-inspired trip to Bangkok from San Francisco, you can catch up on some work at SFO. SFO’s Triptel Business Center is in the Main Hall of the International Terminal and features faxing and copying machines, mobile phone rentals, and internet access tailored for business passengers.

If you are driving to San Francisco Airport, you can park your car at their short or long-term facilities. The International Parking Garages are adjacent to the International Terminal and provide daily and hourly parking. The Domestic Terminal inside the airline hub provides short-term parking services. 801 South Airport Boulevard hosts long-term parking.

Yes. San Francisco Airport welcomes all guests. The airline hub has invested in accessible designs like elevator lobbies close to the parking garages plus accessible restrooms. Curb ramps are found in all public areas as well as visual paging systems. Be sure to ask your provider for any specific necessities like wheelchair assistance.

On average, 13755 lbs. of carbon is released on flights from San Francisco to Bangkok, with one-stop flights being eco-friendlier than trips with two stops. Eco-savvy passengers on this route should consider reserving flights with ANA, Japan Airlines, or American Airlines. They are the eco-friendliest, releasing 45% less carbon respectively.

If you are planning a road trip across Bangkok and its neighborhood, obtaining a rental car at BKK as soon as you land is more convenient. The car rental facility hosts major suppliers like Budget, Avis, National, Hertz, and SIXT and is close to the Arrivals on the terminal’s first floor. Foreigners should be at least 21 and have an International Driver’s License.

For travelers planning a Bangkok vacation with their kids, BKK hosts play areas to keep them occupied. These are found in Concourses B and D near the transfer lounges and on Concourses C and D’s first floor. Don Mueang International Airport (DMK) has a play area in Terminal 1’s Floor 3.

If you're traveling with kids and pets, you'll be glad to know that you're well taken care of at SFO. The airport features baby care facilities, several interactive Kids'Spots play zones, self-guided tours for older children, and medical facilities. You'll find several animal relief areas in Terminal 1, 2, and 3.

Suvarnabhumi Airport has a Rail Link with two SA Express routes that can get you from the airport to Downtown Bangkok in about 15min. Alternatively, you can use the Airport Express Bus located at Entry Gate 8 and take about 45min to the city, or use a metered taxi from entry Gate 4. If you're looking to use public buses or vans, you'll find the Public Transport Center outside the main terminal building.

Several airlines have lounges at BKK Airport, including Bangkok Airways, Air France, Thai Airways, Singapore Airlines, China Airways, EVA Air, Emirates Airlines, Japan Airlines, Turkish Airlines, and Oman Air. Most of these lounges offer premium food, beer and wine, TV, Wi-Fi, and showers.

You have two options, by taxi or by bus. Taxis are more convenient and the taxi stand is located outside arrivals. The trip will take you about 20min to the city. If you opt to travel by bus, you can choose between the Airport Limo Bus Express and the A1. Both depart from Door 6 Terminal 1, but you’ll need to transfer after reaching Mo Chit and use the MRT Subway or BTS Skytrain to reach Bangkok.

In the last 3 days, the lowest price for a flight from San Francisco to Bangkok was $354 for a one-way ticket and $531 for a round-trip.

A passport is required to fly from San Francisco to Bangkok.

When flying out of San Francisco you will be using San Francisco. You will be landing at one of these airports: Bangkok Suvarnabhumi or Bangkok Don Mueang Intl.

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SkyTeam, Star Alliance, and oneworld are the airline alliances operating flights between San Francisco and Bangkok, with Star Alliance being the most commonly used for this route.

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