Vietjet resumes regular international flights to Japan, South Korea, Singapore, Taiwan and Thailand

(Ho Chi Minh City, December 23, 2021) – Following the approval of governments and authorities, Vietjet plans to resume regular international flights from January 1, 2022.

According to the approved plan to resume regular international flights, Vietjet plans to operate flights connecting Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City to Tokyo (Narita, Japan), Seoul (Incheon, South Korea), Taipei (Taiwan), Singapore, Bangkok (Thailand) from the beginning of January 2022.

In the first phase which expected to start from January 1, 2022, routes will be operated from 1 round trip per week and increasing gradually according to the demands of people, tourists and approval of the authorities to ensure safe operations and effective disease prevention. In the next phase, Vietjet is planning to reopen all international routes that it has previously operated to other countries in the region as well as further to India and Russia, etc.

The flight schedules and operation plans are informed to passengers via official website www.vietjetair.com, Vietjet Air mobile apps and Facebook page www.facebook.com/vietjetvietnam, at booking offices and official agencies. To ensure safety against the pandemic, the airline’s operation plans comply with the requirements and directions of the governments, aviation and health authorities.

In order to have a good flight, passengers should follow the regulations on disease prevention and control, immigration regulations of countries including vaccine passports, negative tests, isolation, accommodation, etc. Passengers can make entry and exit declaration on website www.vietjetair.com at the Entry Declaration section and managing the information via QR code.

Vietjet has well prepared for the resumption of regular international flights in all aspects, which will be operated by the state of the art A321 and A330 aircraft to offer passengers safe flights and happy journey, serving the demands of people and tourists in the new normal.