Vietnam Airlines, Jetstar Pacific sell tickets for Tet holidays
The national flag carrier Vietnam Airlines and budget Jetstar Pacific on September 27 began selling air fares for domestic flights serving the Tet holiday (Lunar New Year), which falls in February, 2018.
The national flag carrier Vietnam Airlines on September 27 began selling air fares for domestic flights serving the Tet holiday (Lunar New Year), which falls in February, 2018. (Photo: Vietnam Airlines)
Hanoi (VNA) – The national flag carrier Vietnam Airlines andbudget Jetstar Pacific on September 27 began selling air fares for domesticflights serving the Tet holiday (Lunar New Year), which falls in February,2018.
During January 31-March 2, 2018, Vietnam Airlines will offer 1.4 million seatson all domestic routes, up 127,700 seats (equivalent to 694 flights) from thesame time last year.
Meanwhile, Jetstar Pacific puts 540,000 tickets on sale to serve increasingdemands in the period.
Representatives from both airlines said that ticket prices will not scale upand passengers are advised to book tickets as soon as possible to enjoy a good deal.
Vietnam Airlines is using Boeing 787, Airbus A350, A330 and A321 with four-starquality service on domestic routes.
For more detailed information, passengers of Vietnam Airlines should visit www.vietnamairlines.com, contact ticketagents or call customer service 1900 1100. Meanwhile, Jetstar Pacific customersshould call 1900 1550.-VNA
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The national flag carrier Vietnam Airlines on September 27 began selling air fares for domestic flights serving the Tet holiday (Lunar New Year), which falls in February, 2018. (Photo: Vietnam Airlines) 
