Jetstar Pacific delivers services on new domestic routes
Travel will now be easier for customers of the low-cost carrier Jetstar Pacfic after the airline officially launched its services on Hanoi-Quy Nhon and Hanoi-Chu Lai routes on June 1.
Hanoi (VNA) - Travel will now be easier for customers of the low-cost carrier Jetstar Pacfic after the airline officially launche𒁃d its services 🔜on Hanoi-Quy Nhon and Hanoi-Chu Lai routes on June 1.
Two A320 aircrafts carrying nearly 360 passengers from Hanoi landed at Quy Nhon Airport, in the central province of Binh Dinh and Chu Lai Airport, in the central province of Quang Nam on the day.
The carrier operates three return flights a week on Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays on the Hanoi-Chu Lai route; and on Mondays, Wednesdays and Sundays on the Hanoi-Quy Nhon route. Promotional one-way tickets costing 188,000 VND (8.4 USD), excluding tax and fees, are available for customers to purchase from 11am on June 1-2 on www.jetstar.com.
On the occasion, customers also have chance to purchase low fares on Ho Chi Minh City-Bangkok route at 199,000 VND (8.9 USD) and Ho Chi Minh-Singapore and Hanoi-Hong Kong routes at 499,000 VND (22.2 USD).
The airline has operated flights connecting Ho Chi Minh City and the two central provinces from 2015.
Jetstar Pacific is a member of the Jetstar Group, a leading low-cost airline brand in Asia-Pacific, with a fleet of 75 aircrafts and a network of routes in 17 countries.-VNA
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Illustrative photo (Source: VNA)
