Qantas will help Australians who want to get out of Bangkok after a deadly bomb blast in the Thai capital.
The airline says passengers can book earlier flights home if they want to leave Bangkok after 21 people died and 123 were wounded in a bombing at a religious shrine popular with tourists.
Travellers who want to cancel future flights into the city can opt to change their destination, or get a credit on their unused tickets.
The special provisions are available for tickets issued on or before August 17, for travel to and from Bangkok between August 18 and 25.
Aussie rocker Jimmy Barnes and his family are among those heading home early after a split-second decision that saved them from walking directly into the path of the bomb blast.
Barnes and his family decided at the last minute to head to a restaurant via an overhead walkway, rather than a path beside the shrine.
They were on the walkway when the blast rang out, shredding the bodies of victims on the roadway below.
Barnes has told AAP he's trying to get back to Australia as soon as possible, ahead of their original departure day on Wednesday.
"I just want to get my family home in one piece," he said on Tuesday.
The Australian government has not upgraded advice for travellers in Thailand since the blast, but continues to urge a high degree of caution.
Its Smart Traveller website says Australians should stay away from the blast site.
Virgin Australia does not fly between Bangkok and Australia.
