Vietravel Airlines to increase flight frequency for summer travel rush
Vietravel Airlines plans to increase the number of its domestic and international flights, and launch air ticket promotion programmes in the coming summer to meet the increasing travel demand in the peak period.
Hanoi (VNA) – Vietravel Airlines plans to increasethe number of its domestic and international flights, and launch air ticket promotionprogrammes in the coming summer to meet theincreasing travel demand in the peak period.
According to the firm, it started preparing its summer flight schedule andresources as of late March, towards serving a larger volume of domestic andforeign passengers.
It will also offer many flexible and convenient options to passengerswith more reasonable prices during the peak season on the NationalReunification Day (April 30) and May Day(May 1).
The firm will continue to maintain the frequency of operatingroutes, and add more flights to key routes that are attractive to tourists in summer such as Hanoi - Da Nang; and those connecting HCM City to Da Nang, QuyNhon, and Phu Quoc.
Vietravel Airlines has successfully opened two international routes connecting Hanoiand HCM City to Bangkok with a frequency of 14 flights per week.
The carrier has also coordinated with its partners to operate charterflights connecting Daegu city of the Republic of Korea, and Hangzhou, Changzhouand Kunming cities of China to Cam Ranh (Khanh Hoa).
For Vietravel Airlines’ promotion programmes, passengers will have a chance to hunt discounted tickets priced from 8,000 – 9,900 VND (0.34 - 0.42 USD), with taxand fees not included./.
Vietravel Airlines has proposed the Government considering a roadmap to increase its investment capital from 1,300 billion VND (55 million USD) to 7,642 billion VND (roughly 323.67 million USD) by 2025, The Saigon Times reported on February 8.
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