Vietjet launches Hanoi‑Almaty‑Prague routes with twice‑weekly Airbus A330 service
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Vietjet inaugurated new flights linking Hanoi, Almaty and Prague, operating twice a week on Tuesdays and Saturdays with Airbus A330 aircraft and offering Business and SkyBoss cabins.
Launch and routes
The carrier began operations on 10 October, adding direct services between Hanoi and Almaty, Hanoi and Prague, and Almaty and Prague, marking its first entry into the European Union.
Inaugural ceremonies were held at Almaty and Prague airports, where the first flights were greeted with water‑cannon salutes.
Frequency and aircraft
All three routes run twice weekly, with round‑trip flights on Tuesdays and Saturdays, using modern Airbus A330 wide‑body aircraft.
The aircraft deployed are Airbus A330‑300 models with a capacity of 377 seats.
Cabin classes and catering
Passengers can book Business or SkyBoss premium cabins in addition to economy, with a diverse culinary selection offered on the inaugural flights.
Travelers on the first flights received commemorative gifts.
Diplomatic remarks
Vietjet CEO Nguyen Thanh Son said the new routes are an important milestone for the airline’s international growth.
Vietnamese Ambassador to the Czech Republic Duong Hoai Nam noted that the connections will strengthen the strategic partnership between Vietnam and the Czech Republic.
Visa‑free travel
Vietnamese citizens can enter Kazakhstan without a visa for stays of up to 30 days.
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