Vietnam Airlines

Vietnam Airlines (VN) is the flag carrier of Vietnam and is headquartered in Hanoi (HAN). With an additional hub at Tan Son Nhat International Airport (SGN), Vietnam Airlines offers best fares and convenient schedules to major destinations in East Asia, Southeast Asia, Europe and Oceania. With more than 300 daily flights, the airline flies to 21 destinations domestically and to 28 internationally. Vietnam Airlines fly 11 times weekly between Singapore and Hanoi. Book your Vietnam Airlines flight from Singapore on CheapTickets.sg, Asia’s top online travel portal. Your cheap fares are guaranteed here.

Fleet

It operates a fleet of Airbus, Boeing, ATR and Fokker aircraft totalling 85, with an average age of 5.1 years. The airline is expected to reach 101 and 150 modern aircraft in 2015 and 2020.

Travel Classes

The airline operates three travel classes - Business, Deluxe Economy and Economy. The business class cabins offer all the luxurious amenities. On long-haul international flights served by Boeing 777-200ERs, seats in all cabin classes are equipped with audio video on demand (AVOD) in-flight entertainment via personal televisions. SATCOM, the airline’s satellite communication system allows the passengers to make phone calls onboard via in-seat telephone service. Vietnam Airlines offers two in-flight magazines, “Heritage” and “Heritage Fashion” both in domestic and international flights for light and entertaining reading.

Frequent Flyer Program

Vietnam Airlines’ “Golden Lotus Plus” program offers its frequent flyer benefits such as free tickets, privileged service and priority handling. Travelers can earn miles with Vietnam Airlines, Skyteam airlines and other partner airlines.

Baggage

On board, each passenger is entitled to a free baggage allowance - two pieces for Business Class passengers and one piece for Economy class passengers. The maximum weight allowed is 7kgs and the sum of three dimensions should not exceed 115 cm (56 cm x 36 cm x 23 cm) or (22 x 14 x 9 inches).

Alliance

Vietnam Airlines became a member of SkyTeam in 2010, making it the sole Southeast Asian carrier to join that alliance.