Domestic route DMK to HDY

Flights from Bangkok to Hat Yai

A number of airlines fly nonstop to Hat Yai: three from Don Mueang and two from Suvarnabhumi. The flight takes about 1 hour 25 minutes.

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Nonstop, several airlinesEconomy
DMK
Bangkok
HDY
Hat Yai
Distance
776 km
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Feb

Dry, before the April heat

Nov

Wettest month, flood risk

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Bangkok to Hat Yai flight guide

Flying from Bangkok to Hat Yai

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In short

A number of airlines fly nonstop from Bangkok to Hat Yai, and the airport you leave from decides which ones you can book. Various airlines use Don Mueang (DMK), while two fly from Suvarnabhumi (BKK). The straight-line distance is about 776 km and the flight takes roughly 1 hour 25 minutes.

Hat Yai is the commercial centre of Songkhla province and the busiest airport in Thailand's lower south. People fly down for business, for the night markets and the food, to see family in the deep south, or to carry on to Songkhla town, Satun or the Malaysian border. Thai Airways' winter 2026/27 timetable lists 21 Bangkok to Hat Yai flights a week, and the low-cost airlines at Don Mueang add plenty more.

Choosing your Bangkok airport

Don Mueang handles domestic departures in Terminal 2 and is the easier start if you are staying in the north of Bangkok or near the old city; the SRT Red Line stops across a footbridge from the terminal. Suvarnabhumi makes more sense when you are connecting from an international Thai Airways flight, because one ticket keeps you in the same building with your bag checked through to Hat Yai. Our Don Mueang airport guide and Suvarnabhumi airport guide explain how to reach each one.

Cabin-bag fares and Thai Airways' checked bag

The Don Mueang airlines and Thai VietJet Air sell their cheapest fares with a cabin bag only, and a checked bag is an add-on that costs less online than at the counter. Thai Airways includes a checked bag in economy. If you plan to bring back shopping from Hat Yai's markets, add the bag before you compare prices.

Taxis, limousines and vans from HDY

Hat Yai International Airport sits 10 to 12 km south-west of the city along Highway 4135, a drive of 20 to 30 minutes. In arrivals you will find a taxi counter, a fixed-price AOT Limousine desk, the Airport Van to central stops such as Central Festival, Lee Garden and Kim Yong Market, and a city minibus to Hat Yai Bus Terminal that runs from 06:00 to 23:30.

Prices on the Airports of Thailand page are low. The Airport Van costs 100 baht and leaves from the arrival gates under the "Arrival Van" sign, stopping at Sanamanusorn, Central Festival, Lee Garden, Shichang and Kim Yong Market. The microbus charges 60 baht for the whole line and calls at the Clock Tower, Prince of Songkla University and Central Festival on its way to the bus terminal. Cheapest of all is the local minibus from a stop about 100 metres from the terminal, at 20 to 30 baht a head with a loose timetable, best if you carry little. The terminal closes from midnight to 06:00, so a late arrival should head straight into town. The Hat Yai airport guide covers each option in detail.

November floods and the dry February to April months

Hat Yai lies on the Gulf side of the peninsula, where the heaviest rain falls from October to December and the city has a long record of November flooding. February to April is the driest stretch. Book early for Chinese New Year, when the city's large Thai-Chinese community and visitors from Malaysia fill the hotels.

Driving on from Hat Yai

Rental desks are on the first floor of the terminal, and the Sawasdee by AOT app offers advance-booking rates. A car is useful for Songkhla town, Satun or a day by the border, since public transport into the wider province starts from Hat Yai Bus Terminal, the last stop of the airport minibus and microbus.

Nok Air has suspended its Don Mueang to Hat Yai flights from 27 October to 20 December 2026, citing higher jet fuel costs, so between those dates the low-cost choice from Don Mueang is Thai AirAsia or Thai Lion Air.

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Hat Yai International AirportNation Thailand, 27 October 2026

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Bangkok to Hat Yai flights at a glance

Various airlines fly nonstop from Bangkok Don Mueang (DMK) to Hat Yai (HDY); two fly from Suvarnabhumi (BKK). The 776 km flight takes about 1 hour 25 minutes.

Key facts for Bangkok to Hat Yai flights
Flight time1h 25m nonstop
Best time to goFebruary to April
Distance776 km

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Airlines flying Bangkok to Hat Yai

Multiple low-cost airlines fly from Don Mueang and a few airlines from Suvarnabhumi. Thai Airways International is the only full-service choice on the route.

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Most low-cost fares include a cabin bag only. Add a checked bag online when you book, as it costs more at the airport.

Departure and arrival airports

DMK Don Mueang (DMK) or Suvarnabhumi (BKK)

Codes
IATA DMK, ICAO VTBD. Suvarnabhumi is IATA BKK.
Terminal
Domestic flights at Don Mueang use Terminal 2
Getting there
SRT Red Line to Don Mueang station, then a footbridge to the terminal, or an A-bus from central Bangkok
Check-in
Arrive at least 2 hours before a domestic departure

Don Mueang (DMK) or Suvarnabhumi (BKK) airport guide

HDY Hat Yai International Airport

Codes
IATA HDY, ICAO VTSS
Location
Khlong Hoi Khong district, about 10 to 12 km south-west of central Hat Yai
Opening hours
Terminal open 06:00 to midnight, closed overnight
Into town
Taxi counter, AOT Limousine, Airport Van and city minibus; 20 to 30 minutes by road

Hat Yai airport guide

How to book Bangkok to Hat Yai for less

Three things that make the Bangkok to Hat Yai trip easier.

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Pick the airport before the fare

A cheap fare from the wrong airport can cost you an hour across Bangkok. Check whether your hotel is nearer Don Mueang or Suvarnabhumi before you book.

06:00–24:00HDY terminal hours

Land before midnight

The terminal closes overnight and the city minibus stops at 23:30. A late evening arrival still works, but plan on a taxi or a hotel pickup.

Oct–Decwet season on the Gulf coast

Keep an eye on the November rains

Heavy rain has flooded parts of Hat Yai several times in November. If you travel then, choose a flexible fare and check local news before you fly.

Flight, train or bus to Hat Yai

The train and the bus both take most of a day or a night to reach Hat Yai, so flying saves more than 12 hours each way.

Flight, train and bus compared for Bangkok to Hat Yai
ModeJourney timeTotal trip timeOne-way fareOperators and timings
Flightabout 1h 25mAbout 4 hours with airport transfers and check-in Search fares 5 airlines
Trainabout 15 to 17 hoursOvernight State Railway of Thailand sleeper trains from Krung Thep Aphiwat Central Terminal
Busabout 13 to 15 hoursOvernight Overnight coaches from Bangkok's Southern Bus Terminal (Sai Tai Mai)

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Both do. Various airlines fly from Don Mueang, and two fly from Suvarnabhumi. Check the airport code on your ticket, as the two are about an hour apart by road.