Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc attended a ceremony on November 2 in Bangkok to launch commercially flights connecting Bangkok and Chiang Rai with Udon Thani operated by the Thai subsidiary of Vietnam’s low-cost carrier Vietjet.
Thai Vietjet Air, a subsidiary of Vietnamese low-cost airline Vietjet Air, has announced two new direct routes in Thailand connecting Udon Thani with capital Bangkok and Chiang Rai.
Booming tourism in Vietnam has seen a record number of Thai visitors in the first four months of this year, resulting in higher frequency of flights by Thai airlines, especially to top destinations like central Da Nang and Da Lat cities.
The World Transportation Services Joint Stock Company (WorldTrans) on June 6 launched a direct air route between Can Tho city (Vietnam) and Bangkok (Thailand) at Can Tho International Airport.
Flights linking the Mekong Delta city of Can Tho and Bangkok, Thailand will be halted as of the afternoon of August 6 after just more than two weeks of operation.
Representatives from the Ministry of Transport (MoT) and their Thai counterparts have reached consensus on a range of matters at a recent working session.
Transport Minister Dinh La Thang called for further preliminary studies
of plans to open five cross-border bus routes between Vietnam and
Thailand during a talk with his Thai counterpart, Prajin Juntons, in
Hanoi on May 14.
Thai Vietjet Air, a branch of the Vietnamese low-cost carrier Vietjet
Air, is expected to take off next month after obtaining an air
operator's certificate from the Thai Civil Aviation Department within
two weeks.
Vietnamese budget carrier VietJet Air opened its Hanoi – Bangkok
route starting on June 1 in an effort to gain a bigger share in the
growing Thai market.
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