Flights from Washington, D.C. to Bangkok from USD819

Book Washington to Bangkok flights and explore the lively Thai capital

Bangkok goes by many names, from the City of Angels to Krung Thep, and it lives up to everyone. In Thailand’s capital, you’ll step into a high-energy city of golden temples and bold flavours. Book Washington, D.C. to Bangkok flights and explore its standout activities, culture, food, shopping, and nightlife. Step straight into the city's bright streets and let its unforgettable nights set the pace.

When you book flights from Washington, D.C. to Bangkok with Etihad, you’ll travel the way you want, with a friendly service that keeps each step clear and simple. From booking to landing, you’ll get the support you need, plus better value through our flight deals and exclusive benefits. On board, settle into modern cabins, choose entertainment that suits your mood, and stay comfortable as you head for Bangkok. Touch down ready to dive straight into the city’s standout sights.

 

Any information to note about Washington, D.C. (IAD) to Bangkok (BKK) flights?

• Flight distance: The average air distance between Washington, D.C. and Bangkok is 8,808 miles (or 14,176km).
• Flight time: Our fastest one-stop flight to Bangkok from Washington, D.C. takes about 20 hours and 50 minutes, with a stopover in Abu Dhabi.
• Flight schedule: The one-stop flight to Bangkok from Washington, D.C. usually departs in the afternoon, at around 14:35, depending on the schedule.
• Flights per day: There are usually up to four one-stop flights per day from Washington, D.C. to Bangkok, depending on the schedule.
• Return flight: The earliest one-stop flight from Bangkok to Washington, D.C. usually departs in the morning, at around 08:55.

*If you are planning to book flights with us, refer to etihad.com for the most up-to-date flight status and details, including flight times, schedules, and daily departures, as these are subject to change.  

 

Why should I choose Etihad for Washington, D.C. to Bangkok flights?

When you book Flights from Washington, D.C. with us, you’ll get a smooth start and an easy journey, from check-in to landing. Take a look at what you’ll get when you fly with us.

• Lounges designed for real downtime: Unwind before takeoff in our modern lounges, with calm spaces and great food. Guests in eligible Business fares and select Etihad Guest members get access at no extra cost, while Economy guests can enter for a fee.
• Family-friendly flights: If you're flying with children, we keep your family's journey smooth with priority boarding, child-friendly meals, activity packs, and plenty of entertainment to keep children engaged throughout the flight from Washington, D.C. to Bangkok.
• Extra support whenever needed: Get special assistance for a smoother journey. We help those with mobility needs, from wheelchairs to meet-and-assist services. Fly with us and experience stress-free travel.
• Saver Award for stronger value: Etihad Guest member? Saver Award is a great way to use Etihad Guest Miles, with seats available at fixed mileage rates. It gives you more flexibility to travel your way.

 

What can I expect at the airports in Washington, D.C. and Bangkok?

Getting familiar with both airports makes the journey feel easier from the start. Here’s what you can expect at Washington Dulles International Airport and Suvarnabhumi Airport:

Origin airport: Washington Dulles International Airport

Washington Dulles International Airport – located at 1 Saarinen Cir, Dulles – serves as the main gateway for the U.S. capital. Opened in 1962, it now connects guests to more than 139 destinations worldwide. The airport has a main terminal, multiple concourses, and four runways. The IATA code of Dulles International Airport is IAD.

Destination airport: Suvarnabhumi Airport

Suvarnabhumi Airport is Bangkok’s main international airport and a key hub for travel across the region. Located at 999, Nong Prue, Amphoe Bang Phli, Chang Wat Samut Prakan, it connects 64 countries through more than 160 routes worldwide. In this airport, you’ll find modern facilities, updated technology, and striking architecture that keep every step smooth and comfortable. The IATA airport code for Suvarnabhumi Airport is BKK.

 

What are the visa requirements, currency, and language in Bangkok?

• Visa guidelines: If you’re an American citizen, you can book flights to Thailand and enter visa-free for up to 60 days.
• Currency: Thailand uses the Thai Baht (THB). You can exchange money or withdraw cash from ATMs across Bangkok.
• Language: Thai is the main language across Bangkok and Thailand, but you’ll also hear English being spoken in popular tourist areas.

 

What is the weather like in Bangkok?

Bangkok has two main seasons – dry and wet. From November to February, the weather stays cooler and more comfortable, which suits temple visits, markets, and city walks. March to May is hotter, and the monsoon season from mid-May brings regular showers.

 

Which experiences shouldn’t be missed in Bangkok?

Thailand's capital offers big energy, amazing nearby escapes, and high-adrenaline moments. Book flights to Bangkok and jump into these experiences:

• Marvel at Wat Po: See Bangkok’s 46-metre Reclining Buddha and take in its striking detail. Stroll through calm prayer halls and book a traditional massage on site for a relaxing reset between sightseeing stops.
• Admire the Grand Palace: Step into one of Bangkok’s most important royal complexes, with grand halls, sacred temples, and centuries of history. Like Washington, D.C.’s US Capitol complex, it sits at the ceremonial heart of the city, where heritage, symbolism, and landmark architecture meet.
• Browse Chatuchak Weekend Market: Dive into Bangkok’s biggest weekend market, with endless lanes of clothes, crafts, homeware, and antiques.
• Cruise the Chao Phraya at sunset: Sail through Bangkok as temples and skyscrapers glow, with a river breeze that cools the evening and slows the city's pace.

 

Where else in Thailand can Etihad take me?

Thailand blends sun-soaked beaches, buzzing cities, and everyday local life into one easy trip. Book flights from United States and explore more Thai cities within the Etihad network:

• Chiang Mai: Book Washington, D.C. to Chiang Mai flight tickets and land in Thailand’s laid-back northern hub, known for lantern-lit temples, craft markets, and a famous night bazaar. Spend your days exploring the Old City, tasting local delicacies, and heading into the green escapes just outside the city.
• Krabi: Book Washington, D.C. to Krabi flight tickets and head straight for Thailand’s dramatic coast, where limestone cliffs rise above turquoise water.
• Phuket: Book Washington, D.C. to Phuket flights and swap city streets for Phuket’s beach energy, from Patong’s nightlife to the pastel shophouses of Old Phuket Town. Spend the day island-hopping in Phang Nga Bay, then wind down with a sunset by the Andaman Sea.