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Find cheap one-way flights from Bangkok to Osaka starting at US$145.

Book one-way or return flights from Bangkok to Osaka from as little as US$145. Choose from the popular airlines below and book your flight today!

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Cheapest airlines flights from Bangkok to Osaka

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Peach Airlines
From US$110
Thai AirAsia X
From US$137
Philippines AirAsia
From US$170
Guangxi Beibu Gulf Airlines
From US$183
T'Way Air
From US$184
VietJet Air
From US$185
China Southern Airlines
From US$187
Thai Vietjet Air
From US$189
Hong Kong Airlines
From US$190
HK Express
From US$191
ANA airlines

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Find cheap flights from Bangkok to Osaka by different airports

Searching for potential routes that might be cheaper and faster? Check out these alternative flights from Bangkok to Osaka.

  • Cheapest
    Thai AirAsia X
    BKK
    10:10
    5h 50m
    Direct
    KIX
    18:00
    Suvarnabhumi Airport - Kansai International Airport
    Fri, May 31Thai AirAsia X
    US$115
  • Thai AirAsia
    DMK
    08:00
    26h 5m
    1 transfer
    UKB
    12:05
    Don Mueang International Airport - Kobe Airport
    Tue, May 14Thai AirAsia
    US$161
  • Thai Vietjet Air
    BKK
    00:30
    18h 0m
    1 transfer
    ITM
    20:30
    Suvarnabhumi Airport - Osaka International Airport
    Sun, Apr 21Thai Vietjet Air
    US$180
  • Thai Vietjet Air
    BKK
    00:30
    18h 0m
    1 transfer
    ITM
    20:30
    Suvarnabhumi Airport - Osaka International Airport
    Sun, Apr 21Thai Vietjet Air
    US$180
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Frequently Asked Questions

  • When are flight tickets from Bangkok (BKK) to Osaka (OSA) the cheapest?

    Airlines adjust prices for flights from Bangkok to Osaka based on the departure date and time of your selection. By analyzing data from all airlines, we've discovered that on Trip.com, you can find the lowest flight prices on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays.
  • How much do flights from Bangkok (BKK) to Osaka (OSA) cost?

    According to Trip.com's data, the lowest price is around $600.
  • How long does it take to fly from Bangkok (BKK) to Osaka (OSA) and what is the distance?

    It takes around 5 hours 49 minutes to fly from Bangkok (BKK) to Osaka (OSA).
  • What is the transportation method from the main airport to downtown in Osaka?

    • The distance from Kansai International Airport to downtown is about 37km. It takes about 50 minutes by taxi.
    • The distance from Kobe Airport to downtown is about 25km. It takes about 40 minutes by taxi.
    • The distance from Osaka International Airport to downtown is about 12km. It takes about 30 minutes by taxi.
  • What are the most popular airlines that fly from Bangkok (BKK) to Osaka (OSA)?

Bangkok to Osaka Flight Information

Cheapest nonstop flight price

$144

Cheapest round-trip ticket price

$259

Off-season for travel

April

Peak season for travel

September
Flight from Bangkok(BKK) to Osaka(OSA)

Osaka is a designated city or a government ordinance city in the Kansai region of Honshu in Japan. It is the capital of Osaka Prefecture, a major financial centre and the 2nd biggest metropolitan area in Japan with a population of approximately 20 million people. It is not very clear where the name of the city is derived from but ‘Osaka’ means ‘large hill’ or ‘large slope’ and the earliest mention of this name goes back to 1496.

Tip: The city has a warm humid subtropical climate with an average high temperature of 9.5°C and an average low-temperature of 2.8°C so visitors are advised to prepare accordingly.

Getting to Shanghai

Kansai International Airport (KIX) and Osaka International Airport (ITM) are at a distance of approximately 50 km and 15.7 km from the city respectively and it would take about 56 minutes from the former and 18 minutes from the latter to reach the city. One can easily find flights from Bangkok to Osaka because there are several airlines offering their services. There are also direct flights from Bangkok to Osaka; some flights to Osaka have one connecting stop in between. Numerous cheap flights from Bangkok to Osaka are operated by airlines like Cebu Pacific and Jetstar. The overall flight duration varies from 1 hour 50 minutes to 5 hours depending on the duration of the layover in between.

Tip: It is advisable to book your flight tickets well in advance to get the best prices and offers.

What to do in Osaka

Osaka has many sights to see and things to do from historic castles to acclaimed cuisines. Firstly there is the Kaiyukan aquarium which has more than 30,000 animals that live in 15 diverse exhibits designed to take one through the wide-ranging environments of the Pacific Rim. There is Hozenji Temple is one of the smallest temples where one can find peace and solitude although the temple is ironically placed in the middle of the crowded streets of Namba along with Shittenoji which was the first temple funded by the state after Buddhism entered Japan. Another attraction is the Osaka Castle which was built by Toyotomi Hideyoshi in the 1500s. For shoppers and foodies alike, there is the Kuromon Ichiba Market which has the freshest seafood that is grilled and cooked right before your eyes.

Tip: The city has a well-connected subway and train system which offers the most convenient, efficient, and cheap commute for travellers.

Where to stay

For travellers whose main goal is food, shopping, and nightlife then the Namba district is the best area to stay in especially if one’s schedule mainly has Kyoto, Osaka’s Dotonbori Area, and Nara. If seeking an area that is well-connected with the public transport system, Umeda is the major transportation centre in Osaka, which however less lively than Namba makes travel and sightseeing much easier. Kita is also at the top of the list as an area that has transportation connectivity, a wide range of hotels from low budget to high-end. There is also Minami which is again a transportation hub as well but also has a vibrant entertainment, shopping, and dining district and a great nightlife. Those seeking a quieter and calmer area to stay can choose Honmachi from which the subway line is at a walking distance and there are also plenty of varied restaurants. Then there is the Shin-Osaka area, Tennoji area, and Osaka Castle area of which the first is pretty well connected to the subway lines, the second has cheaper hotels although with slightly rough streets, and the third is a taxi ride away from the main city but has cheap accommodations.

Tip: Osaka offers a variety of experiences that can be curated to specific tastes for which early reservations are recommended for a hassle-free stay.

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