EVA Air’s official page shows an Amsterdam–Bangkok Economy return from €843 for 13–20 October. It is a recently observed fare rather than a fixed sale, so dates, baggage and checkout total require a fresh check.

What you need to know

The easiest mistake when planning an autumn Thailand trip is stopping at “from €843” and forgetting that the number belongs to one specific official date pair. EVA Air’s current Asia-fare page lists an Amsterdam–Bangkok Economy return from €843 for 13–20 October. The same page shows higher or later examples for Phuket, Chiang Mai and Kuala Lumpur, making clear that destination and search time move the result. It suits travellers who can place a one-week break in mid-October, but it is not a promise for every departure. Open the airline search again, inspect the flight combination and any Taipei routing, then confirm checked baggage, change rules and the final payment total before treating the observed fare as bookable.



  • The page labels fares as recently seen round-trip Economy prices; inventory and exchange effects can change them before payment.
  • The Bangkok example spans 13–20 October, making it useful as a seven-day anchor for comparing nearby dates.
  • Phuket, Ko Samui and Chiang Mai examples on the same page are materially higher, so the Bangkok price cannot be transferred to other cities.
  • For a long-haul booking, check baggage, connection time and change conditions together; the cheapest fare may not suit children or heavy luggage.



Hokimi field note: Re-run 13–20 October, then move each end by one day; keep the smoother itinerary if the saving is smaller than an extra leave day or hotel night.

Check before you go

Dates, availability and external conditions can change. Confirm the latest information with the official source.

EVA Air AMS–Bangkok return from €843
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