The Vietnam Air Services Company (VASCO) will officially be authorised by the Vietnam Airlines Corporation to operate flights between Hanoi and Dong Hoi in central Quang Binh province from March 26.
Hanoi (VNA) – The Vietnam Air Services Company (VASCO) will officially beauthorised by the Vietnam Airlines Corporation to operate flights between Hanoiand Dong Hoi city in central Quang Binh province from March 26.
Accordingly, VASCO, asubordinate company of the Vietnam Airlines Corporation, will be responsiblefor operating all seven round trips on the Hanoi-Dong Hoi route per week, using68-seat ATR-72 aircraft.
The transfer is part of the corporation’s plan toimprove the efficiency of operation of its subordinate airlines, VietnamAirlines, VASCO and Jetstar Pacific Airlines, and expand VASCO’s business, thusmeeting the increasing travel demands of passengers.
Vietnam Airlines has so far transferred Ho ChiMinh City-Rach Gia-Phu Quoc, HCM City-Phu Quoc-Can Tho, and Ha Noi- Dien Bien flightsto VASCO.
Air routes between Hanoi–HCM City–Tuy Hoa, and HCM City–Chu Lai were also transferredto Jetstar Pacific Airlines.-VNA
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Illustrative image (Source: VASCO) 
