Cambodia Angkor Air to open direct Siem Riep-Hanoi flight
Cambodia Angkor Air has officially announced that it will launch an international flight between Siem Riep and Vietnam’s capital city of Hanoi from October 30.
An airplane of Cambodia Angkor Air (Photo: cambodiaangkorair.com)
Hanoi (VNA) – Cambodia Angkor Air has officially announced that it will launch an international flig♐ht between Siem Riep and꧒ Vietnam’s capital city of Hanoi from October 30.
There will be five flights per week on Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday on the route with Airbus planes. The peak time from December 15, 2016 to February 28, 2017 will see one flight per day.
This is the third international route to be launched by Cambodia Angkor Air in 2016, following Ho Chi Minh City – Sihanoukville and Siem Riep – Danang city. Thus, the airline now has 12 international and two domestic flight routes.-VNA
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An airplane of Cambodia Angkor Air (Photo: cambodiaangkorair.com)
