This expansion aims to meet its growing demand and serve passengers on both domestic and international routes.
Vietjet and Carlyle Group has signed an aircraft finance agreement worth US$550 million during the official visit of the US President Joe Biden to Vietnam.
The Vietnam Civil Aviation Authority (CAAV) has granted an Aircraft Operator Certificate (AOC) to Vietstar Airlines to carry out commercial flights in the country.
Bamboo Airways, the airline owned by FLC Group, has got the green light from the Ministry of Transport (MoT) to raise its fleet to 30 aircraft by 2030.
Danang will grant investment licenses to three foreign-invested projects worth nearly $350 million during a meeting with investors this morning.
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The fast-growing private airline has brought the total number of aircraft it ordered from Boeing to 200.
Bamboo Airways has confirmed an order for 10 787-9 Dreamliners valued at $3 billion according to list prices.
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.
Vietjet and Airbus has just signed a deal for additional 50 A321neo aircraft worth up to $6.5 billion according to the manufacturer’s list price during a visit to Hanoi by French Prime Minister Edouard Philippe.
Vietjet has signed and exchanged an aircraft financing agreement for its 10 brand new aircraft with Japanese firms and two French banks namely BNP Paribas and Natixis.
The new-age carrier Vietjet and Boeing Commercial Airplanes signed an order contract for 100 B737 MAX aircraft worth a total of $12.7 billion yesterday at Farnborough International Airshow 2018 in United Kingdom.
This commitment in $5.6 billion deal marks the first widebody long-haul airplanes for FLC Group-owned Bamboo Airways.
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.
Dang Tat Thang, General Director of Bamboo Airways, said that this airline plans to open 24 domestic routes and 16 international routes by 2023 and with this plan, 24 aircraft received from Airbus in the period 2022-2025 are not enough.
