Trip Report | Tokyo - Bangkok | Thai Airways Economy Class | Boeing B777-300ER

Kawp Kook Krup for joining me today on this flight!

(By the way, in the intro of this video you’ll find a teaser of video’s to come soon!😜)

As Asia is slowly opening up to the world I thought it would be an excellent idea to take some flights around there.
While it being a detour, I decided to transit in Narita as it’s the closest I’ll get to Japan for now.
I had some of my favorite Tonkotsu Ramen at the airport and took Thai Airways to Bangkok, one of the foodie capitals of the world!

Come and join me on this excellent airline. It’s one of the few ones still giving unmatched comfort to the Economy Class passengers.

Pd. Yes there are some typos! I know Austrian doesn’t have the 300ER😂

Today we are showcasing you the following flight:

From: Tokyo Narita International Airport, Japan
To: Bangkok Suvarnabhumi International Airport, The Kingdom of Thailand.
Flight Number: TG643
Aircraft Type: Boeing B777-300ER
Registration: HS-TKN
Flight Time: 05:45

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Feel free to leave a comment with your opinion and feedback.
Have a nice one!

Credits:

Intro Song

Track: Follow Me - Vendredi [Audio Library Release]
Music provided by Audio Library Plus

Main Song

Track: San Andreas — Vendredi [Audio Library Release]
Music provided by Audio Library Plus

Song: Different Heaven - Safe And Sound [NCS Release]
Music provided by NoCopyrightSounds

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[raymondluk]

Thai Airways International is my favourite.

I first flew it in
1969. August 53 YEARS AGO


From Tokyo Haneda Airport Flight
T G 601
With stopovers in

Osaka
Taipei Taiwan ROC
Then Hong Kong

I still keep the Thai Airways postcards
One stainless steel
Spoon and Knife as

Souvenir.
The flight used
The France
Sud Aviation
Caravelle medium range Jet plane

With two Rolls Royce rear fuselage mounted jet engines
Capacity 74 passengers
Two abreast left and right
With one single Aisle in between
.

Quite a long memory.

[RaviRavi-irpf]

Bro you explain with lots of details no other youtuber is interested in doing that, you are just doing perfectly, keep going.

[WeiYangAvgeek]

Was awaiting the review of Thailand’s flag carrier! A truly amazing, educational and fun-filled review once again, by The Layover! Enjoyed this one thoroughly! 🔥🛫

[thejetchannel]

Beautiful Review ! The Purple Beverage is Thai Airways' Signature "Butterfly Pea" drink.

[mig]

Another great video Thai is a sad story, always had wonderful crew .Once flying out of Shanghai on a Thai Airbus 340-600, after push back we had engine issues and was stuck inside the aircraft for 3 hours - Crew went extra to make our flight very comfortable with full drinks and food service . Narita is a very spotter friendly airport from the viewing gallery on top

[gunvaldsandhaland]

Love the3-3-3 seating in Eco.u do not find that offen on B777 this days.Great work

[kelvinwong]

your video is so informative; never have I come across any youtubers who goes the extra miles to explain all the small details. thank you for sharing it with us

[deanmeixner]

Great flight report. The food and service is very impressive. I'm now hankering for an egg sando, it's something they should provide as a snack on every flight out of Japan ... 😂🍸

[nevillehb]

This used to be one of my favourite routes where the flight would go onwards to DEL and BOM. The equipment used at that time on this route was the B747-300 Combi. Super fond memories!!!

[rev_YT]

DUDE that phillippine airlines. at 13:42... its so rare to see planes flying when youre on a flying plane!

[MotivationInc-vm]

I don’t like rollercoasters and the feeling in my stomach. I don’t like to fly for the same reason and I can’t relax and only sit and feel every bit of movement the plan does.
Yesterday we booked tickets to Bangkok. Done this trip one time before and and prefer the bigger planes cause they runs smoother. So in March we will be going with the B777-300ER from Copenhagen with Thai airways.
And because I don’t like flying I’m scrolling trough videos of the plane to make me feel a little bit better.
Long story short, it was a long video but great and informative content I haven’t seen from others about this plane.
Cheers 👏☀️✈️

[martinvareed]

Wndful ...loved the trip....way to go Brother!... sad sight though..birds unable to fly....u hv given us a beauutiful flight trip

[ravisooran]

This is a very detailed report with so much information and it educates us. I admire your knowledge of aviation. Thank you and well done.

[kevin]

Love the sound of the GE90 start up and takeoff. Hope you enjoy your flight and Thai Airways is favorite airlines.

[quattrobajeena]

You finally went to Japan. This is lovely. Hope you enjoyed it. Keep up the good content sir!

[nopenotgivingit]

Bro, I honestly look forward to your uploads. No other reviewer does it the way you do! Cheers!

[vkobi]

I go to Thailand once a year from Australia and I love to fly Thai airways. Good video like always :))

[jun_suzuki]

Thai Airways is my favorite airlines to fly, despite I only flew 754 miles to Bangkok.

[mandchip]

When I used to live in Japan, I drove and visited to a small shrine called Toho Shrine, which is located at the end of Runway 34R and just north of the persistent farmer. It was quite surreal to do your prayers while jets and heavies flew above your head, let alone the multiple CCTV cameras watching you (Japanese police want to make sure you aren't some protester from back in the day, hence the multiple tall chain fences and towers haha)

Despite Japan not fully opening up at time of writing, its good to see some activity at the airport, and just a sign of things that re-opening day is coming soon.

As always, another detailed trip report; your videos are one of my favourites to watch and I hope (rather attempt again) to do my own trip reports soon! Some special flights coming up for me; going to SIN and DXB being some of them! :D

[bernardtan]

Nice chocolates at the airport. Will buy some next time when I get the chance to travel to Japan. Thank You for sharing this lovely video.