The 1800-Fly.com airport index
on Travel Notes helps you find airport websites around the world.
You can also find airport codes, where the airlines fly, destination information, how to get there
and all about ground transportation and airport facilities around the world.
Some of the many airports in Asia.
Baguio - Loakan Airport:
(BAG) (Philippines)
Philippine Air Lines flies daily from the domestic airport of Manila to the Loakan Airport
in Baguio. The flying time for the Fokker 50 aircraft is about 50 minutes. Loakan Airport
is closed in bad weather and flights are diverted to the airport in San Fernando, La Union
-- 40 km from Baguio.
Bangkok
- Don Muang International: (BKK) (Thailand)
Bangkok International Airport is about 25km north of the city and very easy to get to with
public transport. The Don Muang train station is only 500 metres from the airport and
there are plenty of city buses -- among them, Bus 13 goes to Sukhumvit Road and the
Eastern Region Bus Terminal; Bus 10 to the Southern Bus Terminal; and Bus 29 to the
Railway Station. The airport itself is considered a hub for both Thailand and South East
Asia, with a regular stream of business travellers, tourists and backpackers clutching
their LP 'South East Asia on a Shoestring' guidebook. Suvarnabhumi will become
Bangkok's new international airport, in 2005.
Beijing -
Capital International Airport: (PEK) (China)
The Beijing Capital International Airport terminal officially opened on October 1, 1999,
marking the 50th anniversary of Chinese Communist rule. The airport is 26 kilometers, or
40 minutes, from the center of Beijing and is served by a government-run shuttle-bus. Many
hotels also run their own airport shuttle bus services although most people prefer getting
there by taxi, which is very convenient and charges reasonable.
Bombay - Chhatrapati Shivaji
Int'l Airport: (BOM) (India)
Mumbai airport serves as one of India's major international airports, with up to 35
landings and take-offs an hour. International arrivals and departures are most frequent at
night.
Chiang
Mai International Airport: (CNX) (Thailand)
Gateway to northern Thailand's breathtaking natural attractions and deep-rooted cultural
traditions, Chiang Mai International Airport is 4km southwest of downtown Chiang Mai.
Chiang
Rai International Airport: (CEI) (Thailand)
Chiang Rai International Airport is located on Phaholyotin Road, 8km from downtown Chiang
Rai.
Hat Yai
International Airport: (HDY) (Thailand)
Located in Songkhla Province, popularly dubbed the trading center of the South, Hat Yai
International Airport has played a key role in providing services to thousands of Muslims
making the pilgrimage to Mecca each year.
Phuket International
Airport: (HKT) (Thailand)
Phuket International Airport, Thailand's second busiest airport, is the gateway to Phuket
Island and glorious beaches in the southern part of Thailand. 32km from downtown Phuket.
Airlines of the World.
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