Hanoi (VNA) – Vietjet Air has said it would resumeregular international flights to certain destinations in Asia, starting April 1.
Regular services will be reopened on routes to Bangkok(Thailand), Tokyo (Japan), Seoul (the Republic of Korea), and Taipei (Taiwan –China).
Flights from Ho Chi Minh City to Bangkok will departevery Friday while that from Hanoi to Seoul’s Incheon International Airport isscheduled to take off on April 15.
A dozen of flights from Hanoi to Tokyo’s NaritaInternational Airport will be available during April, with the earliestscheduled on April 6.
Hanoi – Taipei flights will restart on April 11.
Passengers can book tickets on Vietjet’s official saleschannels at website www.vietjetair.com, Vietjet Air mobile app, Facebook pageat www.facebook.com/vietjetvietnam, ticket offices and official agents.
Outbound flights only serve Vietnamese people who travelto work or study abroad, or foreigners returning home. Passengers are advisedto seek information from the embassies and missions of their home countries tocomplete required procedures before departure.
Inbound flights, meanwhile, will be operated under thearrangement of the Civil Aviation Authority of Vietnam and the Ministry ofForeign Affairs in accordance with current regulations.
All Vietjet Air flights are in accordance with globalsupreme standards and recommendations from authorities, the World HealthOrganization (WHO), the International Air Transport Association (IATA) and theHealth Ministry in order to ensure the safety of all passengers, cabin crew andthe community./.
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Illustrative photo. (Source: VNA)
