Hanoi (VNA) - Vietnam Airlines is set to re-open three domestic routes in November,a representative of the national flag carrier said on October 30.
Flights linkingThanh Hoa with Buon Me Thuot, Da Lat with Phu Quoc Island, and Hai Phong with PhuQuoc Island will take to the skies again.
The ThanhHoa-Buon Me Thuot and Da Lat-Phu Quoc routes will both see three round trips a week,while four flights will serve the Hai Phong-Phu Quoc route each week.
Six of theairline’s domestic routes were resumed in October.
It is also offeringpromotional tickets on these routes, starting from 99,000 VND (4.25 USD) one-way(excluding taxes and fees) for departures until December 31, 2020.
As Vietnam hassuccessfully curbed the spread of COVID-19 and air passenger numbers are on therise, Vietnam Airlines will work to resume other domestic routes to meet growingtravel demand, its representative said./.
Many domestic flights have been delayed or cancelled as Storm Molave, the ninth of this year and the fourth within a month, is forecast to make a landfall in the central region on October 27 night.
With Storm Molave fast approaching the coast, the Civil Aviation Administration of Vietnam (CAAV) has decided to close Chu Lai, Phu Cat, Da Nang, and Tuy Hoa airports from 6pm on October 27 to 4 pm the following day.
The two carriers under the Vietnam Airlines Group will again adjust their flight schedules on October 29 due to the impact of Storm Molave, the ninth to come through the East Sea and hit the country this year.
Chu Lai airport in the central province of Quang Nam stands ready to return to normal operations from 7am on October 30 after two days of closure due to storm Molave, according to a representative from the Airports Corporation of Vietnam.
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An aircraft of Vietnam Airlines (Photo: VNA) 
