Bangkok’s International Airport Now Closed through December 15

Dec 2nd, 2008 | By Jared Blank

A quick note if you’re travelling to Thailand (or not travelling to Thailand) in the next 2 weeks: The international airport will now be closed through December 15th. Airlines are allowing for changes (including changes to different airports). Singapore Airlines is flying twice-daily flights into U-Tapao airport, about 100 miles south of Bangkok, through Friday.

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