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Flight Review: AirAsia – Chiang Mai to Ubon Ratchathani

February 7, 2018 By James Clark

Flight Review: AirAsia – Chiang Mai to Ubon Ratchathani

Flight: AirAsia FD 3377
From: Chiang Mai (CNX) To: Ubon Ratchathani (UBP)

I flew with AirAsia from Chiang Mai to Ubon Ratchathani. I booked it after comparing flights with Skyscanner. This is the only flight option between the two cities, but it is still good to check just in case there is a new flight you don’t know about. I last flew AirAsia in December, and I’ve flown with AirAsia so many times that I look out for new airlines just to try a different experience. In the end though I was happy to find a cheap flight on a route with no competition.

I didn’t check in online so I did that at the airport. Chiang Mai is a reasonably-sized hub for Air Asia with 14 destinations served at the time of my flight, so there are check-in stations where you can DIY check-in. Here you print out a bag tag and then take your bag to the baggage drop.

Printing bag-tag

The alternative is to join the check-in queue, which had a long line.

Check-in queue

Flight 3377 departs at 13.10 and arrives at 14.40.

AirAsia at Chiang Mai

The Travel3sixty inflight magazine comes in a Thai and English edition.

Travel3sixty -
 Thailand Jan 2018

Chiang Mai is well served with domestic Thai flights, which makes it a great home base to travel from.

Thai AirAsia domestic flights

There is no free meal service on AirAsia, but you can order hot meals onboard for 150 THB, or at a discount if you book with your ticket.

Meals

I got a coffee onboard for 60 THB.

Coffee

The scheduled flight time is 1H, 30M.

AirAsia at UBP

UBP is a small airport, so your bags are delivered quickly. And like Chiang Mai it is also close to the city centre. I got a prepaid taxi for 150 THB.

Baggage claim

Overall this was an economical way to travel from Chiang Mai to the Isaan region, of which there are otherwise not many flight options. Another good flight with AirAsia.

Filed Under: Flight Review Tagged With: air asia, chiang mai, thailand, ubon ratchathani

About James Clark

James Clark is the founder of Nomadic Notes. He has been a digital nomad since 2003, and Nomadic Notes features trip reports, train travel articles, and where to stay guides. He writes about transport and urban development at Future Southeast Asia. Subscribe to the weekly travel newsletter.

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