National flag carrier Vietnam Airlines has received its 12th Airbus A350 aircraft to its modern fleet.
This is the first A350 aircraft in the world to showcase the iconic SkyTeam livery with Vietnam Airlines logo on the fuselage.
The unified livery demonstrates the vision and mission of Vietnam Airlines in the international integration, bilateral and multilateral cooperation with other airlines and global alliances to bring increased benefits to customers, according to Le Hong Ha, Executive Vice President of Vietnam Airlines.
“The special paint scheme is also part of Vietnam Airlines' ongoing effort to provide a new flying experience to passenger and continuouly accomplish its goal of becoming Asia's largest airline. – Pacific,” said Ha.
After 8 years as a member of SkyTeam alliance, Vietnam Airlines has made serious efforts to implement SkyTeam's key projects in passenger service to enhance benefits to customers. Especially, passengers on Business Class and LotuSmile members are entitled to seamless priority services throughout the SkyPriority chain ie at check-in counters, priority boarding, immigration and security check, baggage collection) at not only international and domestic airports but also at other airports around the world where 20 SkyTeam alliance members are located.
Customers of Vietnam Airlines also enjoy seamless connection services at all of SkyTeam's hubs throughout the world and SkyTeam’s branded lounges when travelling on flights operated by SkyTeam members, offering diversified experiences and offering maximum comfort to customers.
Besides the new livery design, the 12th A350 also marks Vietnam Airlines’ success in operating the modern Airbus A350 for 3 consecutive years with 4-star service quality. It is expected that the aircraft will be put into operation from 15 April 2018 on Hanoi - Ho Chi Minh city route. From now, the last two of A350-900 out of a total of 14 are due to be delivered in 2019.
Vietnam Airlines welcomes the 12th A350 with SkyTeam livery to its fleet.
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“The special paint scheme is also part of Vietnam Airlines' ongoing effort to provide a new flying experience to passenger and continuouly accomplish its goal of becoming Asia's largest airline. – Pacific,” said Ha.
After 8 years as a member of SkyTeam alliance, Vietnam Airlines has made serious efforts to implement SkyTeam's key projects in passenger service to enhance benefits to customers. Especially, passengers on Business Class and LotuSmile members are entitled to seamless priority services throughout the SkyPriority chain ie at check-in counters, priority boarding, immigration and security check, baggage collection) at not only international and domestic airports but also at other airports around the world where 20 SkyTeam alliance members are located.
Customers of Vietnam Airlines also enjoy seamless connection services at all of SkyTeam's hubs throughout the world and SkyTeam’s branded lounges when travelling on flights operated by SkyTeam members, offering diversified experiences and offering maximum comfort to customers.
Besides the new livery design, the 12th A350 also marks Vietnam Airlines’ success in operating the modern Airbus A350 for 3 consecutive years with 4-star service quality. It is expected that the aircraft will be put into operation from 15 April 2018 on Hanoi - Ho Chi Minh city route. From now, the last two of A350-900 out of a total of 14 are due to be delivered in 2019.
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