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Party leader witnesses announcement of Singapore – Phu Quoc direct flight route
Party General Secretary To Lam and leaders of Vietnamese ministries, agencies and localities witnessed the announcement of Singapore – Phu Quoc direct flight service on March 11, as part of his ongoing official visit to the city state from March 11-13.
Starting May 30, Vietnam's budget carrier Vietjet Air will operate the new route with four weekly flights. This addition brings the total number of weekly flights between Vietnam and Singapore to 78, catering to an estimated half a million passengers a year.
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Party General Secretary To Lam and delegates witness the exchange of cooperation agreement. |
It is the fourth direct air service between the two countries, joining existing routes to Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi, and Da Nang. It is expected to not only boost tourism but also strengthen economic, trade, and cultural cooperation between the two nations.
Chairwoman of the Vietjet Air Board of Directors Nguyen Thi Phuong Thao stressed that Vietjet is more than just an airline, it drives economic growth, trade, investment, education and cultural exchanges.
With a fleet of over 115 aircraft and more than 230 million passengers served, Vietjet Air is committed to its partnership with UNESCO to boost economic development while preserving cultural values.
Vietjet Air and its Singaporean partners, handling billions of USD in annual transactions, are deepening collaboration in finance, trade, and innovation to build a sustainable and prosperous future, she said.
On this occasion, Vietjet Air and Carlyle Aviation Partners signed a 300 million USD financing agreement to support the purchase of aircraft scheduled for delivery between 2025 and 2026.
This deal is a pivotal step in Vietjet Air's plan to acquire more than 400 new aircraft, as part of its fleet expansion strategy.
Furthermore, Vietjet Air and Satair, an Airbus Group subsidiary, inked a cooperation deal on the use of Integrated Material Services (IMS), a comprehensive material supply solution for Vietjet's entire fleet of Airbus A320 and A330 aircraft.
Bhutan Airlines will launch the first direct service to Vietnam with flights between HCMC and Paro, which has one of the world's most geographically challenging airports, starting in 2025.
Long Thanh Airport, slated to be Vietnam's largest once completed, is set to receive its first commercial flights in September 2026, according to the project's main investor.
The first flight with 162 passengers on board departing from Lijang, China’s Yunnan province landed safely at Cat Bi International Airport in the northern port city of Hai Phong on June 15.
Customers can search for free flights on Vietjet Air's application during the promotion period and book tickets by following these steps.
Vietnam Airlines is scheduled to launch direct flights from Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City to Manila from June 17, making it the first domestic airline to open direct flights to the capital Philippines.
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