Vietnam Airlines to provide 12,000 seats per day on Hanoi-HCM City route
National flag carrier Vietnam Airlines will operate up to 34 flights per day on the Hanoi-HCM City air route, equivalent to over 12,000 seats, the highest number among Vietnamese airlines.
Hanoi (VNA)– National flag carrier Vietnam Airlines will operate up to 34 flights per dayon the Hanoi-HCM City air route, equivalent to over 12,000 seats, the highestnumber among Vietnamese airlines.
All flights on theroute connecting the country’s two leading economic hubs will use wide-bodyaircraft Airbus A350 and Boeing 787 since March 28, a representative of theairline said. The carrier is also the one having the most frequent use of thetwin-aisle aircraft on the route.
The airline will usethe narrow-body Airbus A321 airplane only for flights in early morning or lateevening.
Vietnam Airlines hasseriously observed COVID-19 prevention and control measures, such as askingpassengers to make medical declarations, checking their body temperature, andproviding them with hand sanitiser.
According to theCentre for Asia-Pacific Aviation (CAPA), the Hanoi-HCM City is the world’ssecond busiest route in terms of seat capacity, just after Seoul-Jeju in theRepublic of Korea./.
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An aircraft of Vietnam Airlines (Photo: VNA) 
