Air Canada’s Vancouver-Bangkok flight touched down in the Kingdom of Thailand early this morning and, for the first time in 10 years, there is a nonstop flight between North America and Thailand.
On December 1 at 11pm local time, the Air Canada Boeing 787 Dreamliner AC65 took off from Vancouver International Airport to begin its 15-hour and 55-minute journey to Bangkok.
Air Canada’s Vancouver-Bangkok flight touched down in the Kingdom of Thailand early this morning and, for the first time in 10 years, there is a nonstop flight between North America and Thailand.
On December 1 at 11pm local time, the Air Canada Boeing 787 Dreamliner AC65 took off from Vancouver International Airport to begin its 15-hour and 55-minute journey to Bangkok.
A celebration at Vancouver International Airport (YVR) yesterday marked the inaugural Flight AC65. The flight from Vancouver to Bangkok will operate on Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday. Flight AC66 will depart the Thai capital at 8,30am on Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, arriving in Vancouver at 6.35am local time.
The seasonal Air Canada service will operate four times a week between now and April 17. Travellers can choose from three cabins — lie-flat seats in Signature Class as well as Premium Economy and Economy Class.
Bangkok to Vancouver
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I'm booked for Jan. 15, arriving in Thailand on Jan. 17. I will fly to Vancouver from Toronto on Jan. 12th. It is a five and a half hour flight between Toronto and Van.
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Re: Bangkok to Vancouver
The return flight is a bit shorter on the clock due to the jetstream.
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Anyone flown with aircanada before?
What was your experience?
Very poor reviews on trustpilot.
https://www.trustpilot.com/review/air-canada.se
What was your experience?
Very poor reviews on trustpilot.
https://www.trustpilot.com/review/air-canada.se
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Re: Bangkok to Vancouver
Looks grim but needs some context maybe?Jello wrote: ↑December 5, 2022, 10:38 amAnyone flown with aircanada before?
What was your experience?
Very poor reviews on trustpilot.
https://www.trustpilot.com/review/air-canada.se
FWIW, I will be traveling to/from the UK before Christmas and checked all four carriers I will be using on trustpilot. They were all in the region of +75% 1-star ratings or 'Bad". For example Air Canada may be 1.3 but Qatar Airlines is getting only 1.6. The other three carriers are between 1.4 and 1.5 with ground services and customer service being the major gripes.
I checked Etihad and Emirates since a few people swear by them and Etihad is 1.4 (bad) while Emirates manages 1.9 (poor).
I think it's a sign of the broad air travel malaise caused by Covid with all airlines experiencing staffing and training issues. This won't make holiday travel something to look forward to so I will be flying with hand-carry only!
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Re: Bangkok to Vancouver
Over the past 50 years, I have flown with them often. Air Canada (TCA before AC) is okay. I think I liked Cathay Pacific, China Airlines and Singapore Airlines more, but it's been awhile since I have used those carriers. I like Thai Smile too.Jello wrote: ↑December 5, 2022, 10:38 amAnyone flown with aircanada before?
What was your experience?
Very poor reviews on trustpilot.
https://www.trustpilot.com/review/air-canada.se
Tarom was the worst (Rumania). Finnair, Iceland Air, Thai International, British Airways and Air France were good.
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