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Vietjet Air launches Hanoi – Can Tho route
13:43, 2014/10/18
On October 17, the leading low-cost carrier VietJet Air officially opened a new air route linking Hanoi and Can Tho.
VietJet Air will operate seven flights with a capacity of 2,520 passengers per week.
 
 
The two hour 10 minutes flight using Airbus planes, will depart from Hanoi at 11:00am and from Can Tho at 1:45pm.
On the occasion, VietJet Air presented 200 health insurance cards to poor people in Hanoi and 200 health insurance cards to poor people in Can Tho.
VietJet Air operated roughly 30 routes connecting domestic provinces and cities.
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