What this site is
One question, done in the open: can you cross Bangkok from one airport to the other before check-in for your next flight closes?
Why it exists
Bangkok has two airports about 50 km apart. Low-cost airlines fly from Don Mueang, full-service airlines from Suvarnabhumi, so travellers connect between them constantly — usually on separate tickets, with no airline responsible for the connection. Search for how much time you need and the answers run from 90 minutes to six hours, each stated as a fact, none of them showing the arithmetic. The spread is real: the answer depends on the hour you land, whether you clear immigration, whether you have to collect a bag, and how early your airline closes check-in.
So instead of one number we show the whole span, with a link to whoever published each figure and the date we last opened it. Where the sources genuinely disagree — immigration is the worst of them, from 13 to 180 minutes — the disagreement stays on screen rather than getting averaged away. Averaging is exactly what produces the confident wrong answer you already found somewhere else.
What we are not
We are not an airport, an airline, a carrier or a government agency, and nobody here has ever driven anyone anywhere. We sell nothing, we take no bookings, and we hold no partnership with the companies we link to. When we link to one, it is a link — not inside knowledge.
There is no editorial board, no panel of experts and no licence behind this site, and we do not claim any. If you ever see one, it is a mistake — write to us and we will remove it.
Who publishes it
Global Online Travel, 127 area, 11/11 Argishti street, Kentron 0015, Yerevan, Armenia.