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Budget carrier Vietjet Air launched new flight services linking the central city of Da Nang with India’s Mumbai and New Delhi with a ceremony at Da Nang International Airport on October 18.

Myanmar Airways International (MAI) began operating the first flight from Yangon, Myanmar, to Hanoi-based Noi Bai International Airport on September 19.

Budget carrier Jetstar Pacific announced on May 30 its new international air route linking Vietnam’s central city of Da Nang and Taiwan’s Kaohsiung city.

The number of air passengers have increased dramatically as Tet, Vietnam’s biggest festival, is coming very near.

Jetstar Pacific Airlines has received its first Airbus A320 CEO from European aviation firm Airbus recently.

The budget carrier Jetstar Pacific Airlines has become the first low-cost airline to launch direct routes linking Hanoi, the central city of Da Nang and Japan’s Osaka.

Cambodia-based JC International Airlines plans to open a direct air route connecting its capital city Phnom Penh with Bangkok’s Don Mueang International Airport in Thailand in June.

Low-budget carrier Jetstar Pacific has sealed a deal to purchase ten A320 CEO Sharklet aircraft from the European aviation giant Airbus.

The national flag carrier Vietnam Airlines has selected Canadian Aviation Electronics (CAE) for the provision of Airbus A320, A350 and Boeing 787 pilot training services under a 10-year agreement.

Jetstar Pacific Airlines plans to launch its new route from the central city of Da Nang to Osaka, Japan, in August with four flights per week.

Technical issues related to Airbus A320/A321 aircraft together with solutions to breakdowns to increase flight safety were discussed at the Airbus 320 Family Regional Seminar.

Low-cost carrier Vietjet Air has signed contracts worth over 3 billion USD at Asia ’s largest aerospace exhibition, the Singapore Airshow 2016.

The Cambodian carrier, Angkor Air is experiencing stellar growth with total revenue gained in 2015 standing at 100 million USD.

Indonesia on December 3 began checking all Airbus A320s registered in the country after a faulty component was found to contribute to the crash of an AirAsia plane, causing loss of 162 lives, in 2014.