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Bamboo Airways to resume domestic flights from April 16

Bamboo Airways will resume domestic flights from April 16 when the Prime Minister’s social distance order is scheduled to be lifted.
Bamboo Airways to resume domestic flights from April 16 ảnh 1The airline will increase the frequency of daily roundtrip flights between Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City to seven. (Photo: VNA)

Hanoi (VNA) – Bamboo Airways will resume domestic flights from April 16 whenthe Prime Minister’s social distance order is scheduled to be lifted.

Theairline will increase the frequency of daily roundtrip flights between Hanoiand Ho Chi Minh City to seven.

Afterwards,it plans to resume the operation of routes connecting the two major cities withmost airports nationwide from April 20 such as Hanoi-Cam Ranh/Da Nang/PhuQuoc/Quy Nhon and HCM City-Da Nang/Hai Phong/Thanh Hoa/Quy Nhon/Vinh.

Theairline said it will take numerous measures to ensure health safety forpassengers and crew members.

BambooAirways is stepping up transportation of cargo to multiple domestic andinternational locations via regular and charter flights.

Accordingto the Civil Aviation Administration of Vietnam, Bamboo Airways is stillleading in on-time performance with the rate of 95.4 percent, followed by VietnamAir Services Company (VASCO) 93.5 percent, Vietnam Airlines and Vietjet Air91.4 percent and 83.3 percent respectively./.

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