Hanoi (VNA) – A Bamboo Airways flight is en routefrom Hanoi to Warsaw to bring home nearly 300 Vietnamese people fleeingwar-ravaged Ukraine.
The Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner departed from Noi BaiInternational Airport at 1:55am on March 9 and is scheduled to land at WarsawChopin Airport at 9:00am (local time), or 15:00pm (Hanoi time), the same day.
It will stay there for about 3 hours for passengers for boarding, technical inspection and refuelling.
The flight is expected to arrive back in Hanoi at around5:15am the next day, three hours later than the initial schedule.
Bamboo Airways has been closely working with the Ministry of Health to fully observe the COVID-19 preventive rules.
It is the second flight for the repatriation of Vietnamesepeople in Ukraine. The first, operated by national flag carrier VietnamAirlines, arrived in Hanoi at noon on March 8 with 287 passengers on board.
Both of the repatriation flights have been arranged andfully funded by the Government of Vietnam.
Bamboo Airways has put forward a proposal to the Civil Aviation Authority of Vietnam on the operation of seven air routes from Hanoi to Prague, Bucharest, Warsaw, Budapest, Bratislava, Moscow and Minsk to evacuate Vietnamese nationals from Ukraine./.
Vietnamese representative agencies in Ukraine and neighbouring countries have received about 3,500 Vietnamese people who fled from war areas in Ukraine.
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The majority of the Vietnamese people in Ukraine have been safely evacuated from war zones, and authorities will continue working to have appropriate plans, according to Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Pham Quang Hieu.
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Illustrative photo. (Source: VNA)
