Wednesday, June 02, 2021, 11:31 GMT+7
A Vietnam Airlines plane is pictured during its take-off. Photo: Vietnam Airlines
The Civil Aviation Authority of Vietnam (CAAV) has decided to limit domestic flights to and from Tan Son Nhat International Airport in Ho Chi Minh City for two weeks as COVID-19 infections surge in the southern metropolis.
From June 1 to 14, five Vietnamese airlines are only allowed to operate a total of 63 flights to and from Tan Son Nhat every day, the CAAV said on Tuesday.
National carrier Vietnam Airlines is permitted to operate 28 flights, followed by budget carrier Vietjet Air with 20 flights, hybrid airline Bamboo Airways 11, Pacific Airlines three, and newcomer Vietravel Airlines one.
HANOI, May 31 The international airport of Vietnam’s capital will suspend inbound flights from abroad beginning tomorrow, the country’s aviation body announced, as it grapples with a fresh wave of coronavirus outbreaks. Vietnam’s Covid-19 cases have more than doubled in the past month and.
The international airport of Vietnam’s capital was to suspend inbound flights from abroad beginning on June 1, the country’s aviation body announced, as it grapples with a fresh wave of coronavirus outbreaks.
Aviation authorities have decided to limit domestic flights to and from HCMC s Tan Son Nhat Airport for two weeks as Covid-19 infections rise alarmingly in the southern metropolis. - VnExpress International