4th April 2013
Dragonair launches second route to Vietnam
Dragonair starts flying from its Hong Kong base to Da Nang, its second destination in Vietnam.
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- Mike: Actually, Randy Tinseth estimated 635-645 aircraft with “>60 787s being forecast” for delivery....
- Abhijith: Hi Guys, some minor corrections:- EY’s A319s seat 106 not 110 passengers and EY’s A320s seat...
- Mike: Likely the Boeing deliveries are low due to the 787 issues. However, the deliveries are now beginning and the...
- Pavan: Minor nitpick: Southwest has been adding 7 seats to their -700′s, for a total of 144 seats. That may...
- Rajiv: great initiative apart from the above proposals, I would also recommend that air Asia can consideR operations...
13th February 2013
VietJet Air starts Bangkok service with arrival of sixth A320; now operates 21 daily rotations
VietJet Air has been around for just over a year and it now has a six-strong fleet as well as first international destination. anna.aero brings you the airline’s full list of rotations and peeks into VietJet Air’s future.
23rd January 2013
Vietnam Airlines launches seasonal service on its first route to Cambodia from Da Nang
Vietnam Airlines inaugurates daily seasonal flights from Da Nang to Siem Reap in Cambodia.
31st October 2012
Vietnam Airlines launches new domestic route to Vinh
Vietnam Airlines now flies from Da Nang Airport to Vinh.
31st October 2012
VietJet Air launches second route to Da Nang in central Vietnam
VietJet Air now flies from Vietnam’s capital Hanoi to Da Nang on Vietnam’s central coast.
2nd May 2012
VietJet Air launches services from Ho Chi Minh City to Da Nang
VietJet Air starts flying to Da Nang from Ho Chi Minh City.
21st March 2012
New Da Nang terminal to serve booming Vietnam tourism
Vietnam’s prime beaches and cultural history in and around Da Nang have made the airport grow by 20% annually, but how is the airport corporation coping with the rapid growth? Which are the new international airlines serving the airport? And which is now Da Nang’s biggest international market? anna.aero reports on-site.
25th January 2012
Korean Air launches new route to Da Nang in Vietnam
Korean Air now flies from Seoul Incheon Airport to Da Nang in Vietnam. The airline competes with Asiana Airlines.
21st December 2011
AirAsia launches new route to Da Nang in Vietnam from KL
AirAsia now flies to Da Nang in Vietnam from Kuala Lumpur in Malaysia. This is the first time an international low-cost airline flies to the Vietnamese airport since 2006.
21st December 2011
Asiana Airlines launches new route to Da Nang in Vietnam
Asiana Airlines now flies from Seoul Incheon Airport to Danang in Vietnam. This is the Star Alliance airline’s third destination in Vietnam.
