Vietjet reschedules flights to Japan due to super typhoon Hagibis
Vietjet Air has announced it will adjust schedules of flights to and from Japan’s Tokyo and Osaka from October 11-13 as super typhoon Hagibis is approaching the country.
Hanoi (VNA) – Vietjet Air has announcedit will adjust schedules of flights to and from Japan’s Tokyo and Osaka fromOctober 11-13 as super typhoon Hagibis is approaching the country.
Accordingly, passengers on four flights namelyVJ822, VJ823, VJ932, VJ933 between Hanoi/Ho Chi Minh City and Tokyo (Narita) atnight on October 11 and in the morning of October 12, will be scheduled for other flights when the weather is better.
Vietjet also rescheduled 16 hours later for flights VJ828, VJ829, VJ938and VJ939 between HCM City/Hanoi and Osaka on October 12; and five hours laterfor flights VJ822, VJ823, VJ932, and VJ933 between HCM City/Hanoi and Tokyo,which was planned to depart at night on October 12 and in the morning October13.
Passengers can visit the airline’s website www.vietjetair.com for further information.
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