Vietnam Airlines resumes int’l flights from September 18
National flag carrier Vietnam Airlines will resume international flights by conducting one-way flights linking Vietnam and Japan from September 18, following suspension caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Hanoi (VNA) – National flag carrier VietnamAirlines will resume international flights by conducting one-way flightslinking Vietnam and Japan from September 18, following suspension caused by theCOVID-19 pandemic.
The airline’s representative said on September 11 that flightsaim to meet demand of Vietnamese passengers travelling to Japan for study andwork.
Accordingly, flights will depart from Hanoi for Tokyo at 11:45pmon September 18, 25, 30 and leave Ho Chi Minh City at 0am on September 30,using Boeing 787 - the largest wide-body and most modern aircraft of thecarrier.
The airline is building a plan to resume flights to theRepublic of Korea, China, Taiwan (China), Laos and Cambodia in the near future.
Earlier from June, Vietnam Airlines conducted severalone-way flights between Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City and Seoul in the RoK andFrankfurt in Germany.
Many of its aircraft were also upgraded to carry cargo insteadof passengers to help it through the pandemic crisis.
Further information could be found on the website www.vietnamairlines.com, VietnamAirlines mobile app and Facebook page www.facebook.com/VietnamAirlines,its ticket agents nationwide or customer care hotline 1900 1100./.
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