There are some international airlines that fly directly to Phuket but I think most visitors fly to Bangkok first and from there go to Phuket.
There are 2 airports that serve Bangkok. International flights usually land at Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK) but many local flights, within Thailand, fly out of Don Muang (DMK.)
Don't waste all of your time only at a beach. Schedule a few days in Bangkok at the beginning of your trip to get used to the time changes and heat. This way you can also see the city and take some tours. Schedule your last night in Thailand in Bangkok again so you don't have to worry about connecting flights being late and you miss your ride home.
Many travelers fly to Phuket from Bangkok but you can also take a bus or a train part of the way and switch to a bus to finish the trip. Phuket is way on the bottom of Thailand.
Don't waste your whole trip only at Phuket. Thailand is warm just about everywhere from top to botton - plenty of sunshine to even give you a tan in Chiang Mai and Bangkok!
Good luck.
gidday mate,
phuked if i know probably train hey.
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There is 2 ways to go, one is via Singapore then fly www.airasia or www.silkair.com or fly to Bangkok then fly www.airasia.com
From UK Qatar Airways are cheap to Bangkok about 450 from Manchester
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The best way is to fly to BKK first then on a domestic flight to Phuket, that way you will more of a selection of flights from UK to BKK and then can pick up a cheap flight to Phuket, or travel by bus from BKK to Phuket...
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