Under the CAAV’s proposal, some Vietnamese airlines want to resume regular commercial flights to France, Germany and Russia.
The Civil Aviation Administration of Vietnam has recommended the reopening of flights to Europe to meet the increasing demand around the Lunar New Year Holiday
The CAAV has asked the Ministry of Transport to work with the authorities of the European countries on the proposal.
Meanwhile, national flag carrier Vietnam Airlines will reopen Hanoi-Sydney flights from January 15. The flight frequency on the route is expected to be raised in the coming weeks, depending on the demand and the approval of management agencies.
Bamboo Airways has planned to launch flights to Australia with two return flights weekly and to Germany with the same frequency from February.
According to the CAAV, around 140,000 Vietnamese abroad would return to Vietnam to celebrate Tet. So the agency has worked with management agencies of South Korea, Japan, Singapore and Taiwan to increase flights between the two countries to 14 each week.
The agency will work with Thailand to raise the flights in the coming time.
