Phuket, Thailand
Current exact-route snapshot

Vienna Phuket

€232-50%

What the current route evidence shows

The latest Flare snapshot contains 2 qualifying observations between Vienna (VIE) and Phuket (HKT). The route appears in 7 daily snapshots, with 13 recent observations across 5 travel dates. The lowest current amount is €232, while the strongest measured drop is 50% below its Flare reference.

The displayed amounts are timestamped observations, not quotes or guarantees. Recheck the itinerary, baggage, conditions and final price with the provider before paying.

7/7days observed
13recent observations
5distinct dates
€232current minimum

Current route evidence

Phuket-50%VIEHKT
Vienna (VIE)Phuket (HKT)

Observed fare · · 1 stop · one-way

€232reference €464-50%
Phuket-50%VIEHKT
Vienna (VIE)Phuket (HKT)

Observed fare · · 1 stop · return

€468reference €936-50%

How to compare this route

Compare the represented trip shapes, dates, exact airports, stops, duration, baggage and payable total. Vienna is in Austria and Phuket is in Thailand, but the IATA codes define the exact route on this page. A one-way observation is not directly comparable with a return observation.

  1. Repeat the search with the same IATA codes and dates.
  2. Check the trip shape and traveller count.
  3. Add baggage, seats, payment and ground transport.
  4. Confirm the conditions and total with the provider.

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FAQ

Are the displayed prices guaranteed?

No. They are timestamped observations. Price, availability, baggage and conditions can change before booking.

Why is a 30% drop mentioned?

Every row is at least 30% below the comparison value used by Flare and has a Deal Score of at least 55. The reference is not a universal market average.

How should an observation be checked?

Repeat the search with the same airport codes, dates, travellers and trip shape, then verify the payable total with the provider.

How often can the page change?

The dynamic collection is normally rebuilt every three hours from the latest available scan.