Vietnam Airlines inaugurates new catering facility at Noi Bai airport
The Noi Bai Catering Service JSC (NCS), a member of the national flag carrier Vietnam Airlines, has inaugurated a new food processing centre at the Noi Bai International Airport.
The new food processing centre covers over 21,000 square metres with three storeys and one basement, which has a capacity of providing 35,000 portions per day, 3.5 times higher than that of the old one (Illustrative image. Source: Vietnam Airlines)
Hanoi (VNA) – The Noi Bai CateringService JSC (NCS), a member of the national flag carrier Vietnam Airlines, hasinaugurated a new food processing centre at the Noi Bai International Airport.
The facility covers over 21,000 square metreswith three storeys and one basement, which has a capacity of providing 35,000portions per day, 3.5 times higher than that of the old one.
It was designed by IO Consultants, which haspartnered with the world’s leading catering companies such as Cathay PacificCatering Services, Emirates Flight Catering and LSG Sky Chefs.
To meet the increasing demand and stringentstandards of the catering market, the facility is equipped with advancedtechnology and equipment, meeting requirements on food hygiene and safetystandards set by the International Air Transport Association (IATA).
Most of the equipment for the kitchen, bakery,refrigeration and food storage was imported from prestigious brandsspecialising in aviation food processing in Germany, Italy, Switzerland andFrance.
NCS provides portions for more than 25 domesticand international airlines, including the standard airlines of All NipponAirways, Asiana Airlines, Singapore Airlines, Malaysia Airlines and JapanAirlines.
Chairman of the Board of Directors of VietnamAirlines Pham Ngoc Minh said NCS has made active contributions to providinginternational standard meals and introducing Vietnamese food to millions ofpassengers worldwide.-VNA
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The new food processing centre covers over 21,000 square metres with three storeys and one basement, which has a capacity of providing 35,000 portions per day, 3.5 times higher than that of the old one (Illustrative image. Source: Vietnam Airlines)
