Vietjet has become the first private airline to
set up its own ground handling business in Vietnam.
The move will give the airline more control over
its operating costs and give it flexibility to adjust its flight
schedule to meet seasonal flight operations, especially in peak
season.
“The launch of Vietjet ground services in Hanoi
today is one of Vietjet’s milestones of strategic development to
optimize our cost-reducing opportunities while enhancing ground
handling service quality and create more sources of revenue,” said
Vietjet Vice President Nguyen Thanh Son.
Vietjet is currently one of largest airlines in
Vietnam and currently operates over 30
domestic and international routes from and to the airport, serving
thousands of passengers daily.
By setting up its own ground handling services
amidst an impacted aviation industry, Vietjet has proved to be an
airline of great administration capabilities as it constantly
comes up with new initiatives to respond to the changing and
challenging business environment.
Vietjet is one of the fastest growing airlines in the region,
and its consolidated after-tax profit reached VND47 billion
(approx. US$2 million) in the first six months of 2020.
“Vietjet has proactively sought for extra business
opportunities in addition to the self-handling ground services,
for example boosting the cargo transport services since April 2020
and operating thousands of cargo flights delivering essential
goods and medical equipment,” Son added.
See latest
Travel News,
Video
Interviews,
Podcasts
and other
news regarding:
COVID19,
Vietjet,
Hanoi,
Noi Bai.
Headlines: |
|
|