“A key aviation hub for domestic and low-cost airline flights, equipped with modern facilities near the city center.”
Don Mueang Airport (Don Mueang International Airport) is one of Asia’s oldest airports and remains a primary gateway for domestic travel and low-cost carriers in Bangkok.
The airport plays a vital role in connecting the capital city with various provinces across Thailand, serving popular low-cost airlines such as Thai AirAsia, Nok Air, and Lion Air.
The airport features modern amenities including restaurants, retail shops, duty-free stores, lounges, and services catering to both Thai and international travelers.
During peak holiday periods and festivals, flight volumes and passenger traffic increase significantly, creating a lively and bustling atmosphere within the terminals.
Travelers can easily reach Don Mueang Airport via taxi, the Red Line commuter train, and several bus routes serving Vibhavadi Rangsit Road.
Don Mueang Airport is suitable for all types of travelers, from business passengers and tourists to budget-conscious flyers, thanks to its convenient location and comprehensive services.
How to Get There
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Taxi from central Bangkok (approximately 30–45 minutes)
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Red Line commuter train to Don Mueang Station
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Multiple bus lines running along Vibhavadi Rangsit Road
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Private car with short-term and long-term parking available
Travel Tips
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Best time to arrive: At least 2 hours before flight departure, especially during holidays and peak seasons
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Check your terminal in advance (Terminal 1 for international flights, Terminal 2 for domestic flights)
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Keep your ID card or passport ready for check-in and immigration
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Airport offers dining and convenience stores open throughout the day
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Use airline apps to check real-time flight status and updates
Admission Fee:
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No entry fee for the terminal
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Parking fees start at 20 THB per hour (updated 2025)
Opening Hours:
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Open 24 hours daily