After a long social distancing period, Danh Khoi Group is planning to implement a series of projects in the last quarter of the year, ready to get into an important final stretch that makes up for the period of business operations being delayed due to the pandemic.
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Vietjet resumes regular international flights to Japan, South Korea and Taiwan to meet the needs of passengers for safe learning, working and travelling.
Vietnam Airlines is the second domestic airlines after Bamboo Airways to temporarily suspend Vietnam – South Korea flights to prevent the spread of Covid-19 epidemic.
Other Vietnam’s airlines are still maintaining some routes to South Korea but with lower flight frequency.
Moody's Investors Service has placed the Ba3 local and foreign currency issuer and senior unsecured ratings of the government of Vietnam under review for downgrade, which Vietnam's Ministry of Finance said is not convinced.
The Vietnam Civil Aviation Authority (CAAV) has granted an Aircraft Operator Certificate (AOC) to Vietstar Airlines to carry out commercial flights in the country.
After nearly five months of operation, Vietnam’s first private airport is looking to welcome a raft of international flights which will bring tourists to Halong Bay.
Hundreds of real estate projects in Ho Chi Minh City have been delayed by cumbersome administrative procedures and the authorities’ temporary halt on project approval.
The private airline plans to start international flights to Singapore and Japan in the next couple of months.
The Hanoi – Tokyo route will operate daily return flights between Noi Bai and Narita international airports with a flight time of around six hours per leg on a new and modern aircraft.
Bamboo Airways' first flights are scheduled in October and the airline plans to open 37 domestic and international routes in the near future.
In the second quarter of this year, Vietjet saw the robust growth from international flights when it transported over 1.6 million people, an increase of up to 96 per cent.
Vingroup has stepped up to support VTV with $5 million, supposedly half of what VTV paid for the copyrights of the World Cup 2018, as a result, VTV has received the approval of FIFA, to own the right to broadcast all 64 matches in Vietnam and closed a long delayed deal.
Bamboo Airways has contacted many partners to lease 10 aircraft which are planned to come into operation in the fourth quarter of this year, according to the airline’s representative.
