Normal operating hours for all airports in Thailand

BANGKOK – There is no way to worry about travel to and from the airport despite the curfew order issued by the National Peace and Order Maintaining Council which takes place from 10 pm to 5 am in effect from the 22nd May 2014 until further notice. 
 

However, Suvarnabhumi Airport remains operational as normal and departure passengers who have to travel to the airport during curfew hours must show his/her passport and ticket at road check-points; and please prepare additional travel time to ensure that you do not miss your flight.

Arrival passengers and airport officials wishing to travel into Bangkok during these hours must show his/her passport or airport identification card at check-points. All pick-up and drop-off vehicles must obtain a document from the Suvarnabhumi Airport Information Counters, located at Entrance 3 and 5 of the Departure Hall (4th Floor) or Entrance 3 of the Arrival Hall (2nd Floor) to verify that the car driver has visited the airport during curfew hours.

 

For any passengers who cannot find a mean of transport out of Suvarnabhumi Airport during curfew hours, may use the facilities available at CIP Lounges 1-4, located on the 3rd floor of the Passenger Terminal.  Meanwhile, all airlines continue to assure their normal schedule with very minor adjustments for some carriers. 
 

The Shuttle Bus service between Suvarnabhumi and Don Mueang International Airport is operating as usual while trains and public transport will stop at 9 pm according to SRT client information service. 
 

For further information, AOT set up a contact centre which is reachable 24 hours a day under 1722.