Vietnam Airlines opens flight from Nha Trang to Moscow
Vietnam Airlines has just announced the opening of a direct flight route from Nha Trang City to Moscow, starting April 5.
Passengers getting on board of Vietnam Airlines' plane (Photo: U. Phuong) The national flag carrier will launch its first direct flight from Nha Trang to Moscow on April 5 via Boeing 777. Every Friday, a flight will depart Nha Trang City at 10.25 am and arrive in Moscow at 8pm local time.
The carrier will soon increase two flights per week on Monday and Friday to meet customer demand from October.
On its debut flight, a return ticket from Nha Trang City to Moscow will cost VND10.5 million (US$503.5), excluding VAT and additional charges, from April 1 to March 31--except for two holidays, April 30 and May 1.
This is the third direct flight between Vietnam and Russia that Vietnam Airlines has opened.
Nguyen Tien Nam, a representative of Vietnam Airlines in Russia, said the new route aims to maintain large numbers of Russian visitors to Vietnam in the face of global economic slowdown. In 2012, the number of passengers on the Moscow-Hanoi-HCMC flights rose by 10,000, to reach 79,000 visitors.
~News courtesy of SGGP~
Vietnam Airlines has just announced the opening of a direct flight route from Nha Trang City to Moscow, starting April 5.
Passengers getting on board of Vietnam Airlines' plane (Photo: U. Phuong) The national flag carrier will launch its first direct flight from Nha Trang to Moscow on April 5 via Boeing 777. Every Friday, a flight will depart Nha Trang City at 10.25 am and arrive in Moscow at 8pm local time.
The carrier will soon increase two flights per week on Monday and Friday to meet customer demand from October.
On its debut flight, a return ticket from Nha Trang City to Moscow will cost VND10.5 million (US$503.5), excluding VAT and additional charges, from April 1 to March 31--except for two holidays, April 30 and May 1.
This is the third direct flight between Vietnam and Russia that Vietnam Airlines has opened.
Nguyen Tien Nam, a representative of Vietnam Airlines in Russia, said the new route aims to maintain large numbers of Russian visitors to Vietnam in the face of global economic slowdown. In 2012, the number of passengers on the Moscow-Hanoi-HCMC flights rose by 10,000, to reach 79,000 visitors.
~News courtesy of SGGP~
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