LPQ Luang Phabang International Airport
Luang Phabang International Airport (LPQ) is an airport serving Luang Prabang, Laos.
- 15:00FD1031Bangkok(DMK)On time
- 15:00VN930Hanoi(HAN)On time
- 13:30QV635Chiang Mai(CNX)On time
- 13:00PG942Bangkok(BKK)On time
- 10:00QV102Vientiane(VTE)On time
About LPQ Airport
Luang Prabang International Airport (LPQ) serves the UNESCO city of Luang Prabang and nearby northern Laos with a compact single-terminal layout handling both domestic and international traffic. The airport is a focus for Lao Airlines and welcomes regional carriers such as Bangkok Airways and Vietjet Air, offering frequent connections to Vientiane, Bangkok, Hanoi and seasonal services to Chinese and Southeast Asian cities. Travelers can use the airport’s online flight board to check arrivals and departures, and should allow extra time for security, visa checks and shuttle transfers to town.
Frequently asked questions
The IATA airport code for Luang Phabang International Airport is LPQ.
The ICAO code for Luang Phabang International Airport is VLLB.
Luang Phabang International Airport (LPQ) is located in Luang Prabang, Laos.
The local time zone at Luang Phabang International Airport (LPQ) is Asia/Vientiane (GMT+7).
About 17 scheduled departures were counted at Luang Phabang International Airport (LPQ) when flight schedules were last measured on July 19, 2026.
For international flights, arrive at least 3 hours before departure; for domestic flights, about 2 hours.
Based on the current departures board at Luang Phabang International Airport (LPQ), scheduled flights are operated by Lao Airlines, Thai AirAsia, Vietnam Airlines, and Bangkok Airways.
Destinations on the current departures board at Luang Phabang International Airport (LPQ) include Bangkok, Hanoi, Chiang Mai, and Vientiane.
The board on this page shows arrivals and departures for Luang Phabang International Airport (LPQ). It re-checks for updates while the page is open, and every board states how old its data is — busy hubs are refreshed within hours, quieter airports less often.