Vietjet offers 30kg checked baggage to passengers on Vietnam-Japan routes
When flying Vietjet’s routes connecting Vietnam and Japan, passengers will immediately receive free checked baggage to travel, go on business, study abroad, and visit relatives easily and conveniently.
HCM City (VNA) - When flyingVietjet’s routes connecting Vietnam and Japan, passengers will immediatelyreceive free checked baggage to travel, go on business, study abroad, and visitrelatives easily and conveniently.
From now until the end of December 20, 2022,all passengers flying Vietjet’s routes connecting Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, and DaNang of Vietnam with Tokyo, Osaka, Nagoya, Fukuoka of Japan and pre-orderingchecked baggage will receive baggage package promotion up to 30kg priced 0 VND (according to programme terms and conditions).
Passengers can book tickets easily at website www.vietjetair.com or Vietjet Air mobile app with attractivefares from only 899,000 VND per leg, excluding taxes andfees, with many choices of routes, flexible time with free checked baggage.
Let’s hunt for tickets to fly with Vietjetand enjoy the “Land of Rising Sun” with your family, relatives and friendstoday. In particular, passengers also enjoy free payment when booking andpaying through Vietjet SkyClub.
Vietjet is ready to welcome all passengers tohave great flight experiences with a modern and new fleet, soft leather seats,health care products and services, accommodation facilities and utilities,fresh and hot meals served by friendly and devoted cabin crews, especiallyenjoying many unique cultural and artistic performances at the altitude of10,000 meters.
The new-age carrier Vietjet has not onlyrevolutionised the aviation industry in Vietnam but also been a pioneeringairline across the region and around the world. With a focus on cost managementability, effective operations and performance, Vietjet offers flyingopportunities with cost-saving and flexible fares as well as diversifiedservices to meet customers’ demands.
Vietjet is a fully-fledged member ofInternational Air Transport Association (IATA) with the IATA Operational SafetyAudit (IOSA) certificate. As Vietnam’s largest private carrier, the airline wasawarded the highest ranking for safety with 7 stars in 2018 and 2019 by theworld’s only safety and product rating website airlineratings.com and listed asone of the world's 50 best airlines for healthy financing and operations byAirfinance Journal in 2018 and 2019. The airline has also been named as BestLow-Cost Carrier by renowned organisations such as Skytrax, CAPA, AirlineRatings, and many others./.
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A Vietjet airplane (Source: Vietjet) 
