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From April 1, 2021 to June 30, 2021, Vietnam Airlines will expand its regular operation plan to 4 international routes including Hanoi - Narita (Tokyo, Japan), [...]

From April 1, 2021 to June 30, 2021, Vietnam Airlines will expand its regular operation plan to 4 international routes including Hanoi - Narita (Tokyo, Japan), Hanoi - Incheon (Seoul, Korea), Hanoi - Sydney and Ho Chi Minh City - Sydney (Australia).
With the goal of gradually restoring the international flight network safely, meeting the travel needs of passengers and contributing to the redevelopment of the economy and tourism, from April 1, 2021 to June 30, 2021, Vietnam Airlines will expand its regular operation plan to 4 international routes including Hanoi - Narita (Tokyo, Japan), Hanoi - Incheon (Seoul, Korea). National), Hanoi - Sydney and Ho Chi Minh City - Sydney (Australia).

Specifically, the plan to operate international flights is as follows: Flights from Hanoi to Seoul will depart every Thursday; Flights from Hanoi to Tokyo will depart on April 3, 8, 11, 16, 23, 27, 29 in April 2021. May and June 2021, operating frequency is 2 flights/week on Thursdays and Saturdays; Flights from Hanoi to Sydney depart every Saturday; Flights from Ho Chi Minh City to Sydney operate 2 times/week on Thursdays and Sundays.
According to Vietnam Airlines, currently, according to immigration regulations of other countries, flights from Vietnam only serve the needs of Vietnamese people going to study, work, visit relatives abroad, foreigners returning home from Vietnam and in accordance with the immigration regulations of those countries. Passengers need to proactively refer to entry regulations officially announced by embassies of foreign countries to ensure necessary documents and procedures. Vietnam Airlines will not be responsible in case passengers are denied entry.
For carrying passengers from abroad, according to the current immigration regulations of the Vietnamese Government, Vietnam Airlines continues to transport according to the allocation of authorities in the form of repatriation flights and flights carrying experts.
In addition, Vietnam Airlines also plans to launch package flights from Japan, Korea, and Taiwan (China). The implementation of these flights depends on the licensing of the authorities.
Vietnam Airlines is currently opening sales of tickets to Korea, Japan and Australia at ticket offices, agents and websites.
D. Ngoc