Accordingly, anticipating a high demand of travel for passengers, transport of cargos and tourism as well as assuring high customer satisfaction during the holiday period (April 30 to May 1, 2024) and this 2024 summer peak, CAAV requires Vietnamese airlines to actively coordinate with tourism enterprises in planning air operation to localities and countries with major tourist attractions; thereby aiming to support and promote both domestic and international tourism activities.
CAAV also requires the companies to report the need for exploitation, increased flights, as well as proposals to adjust landing and takeoff parameters; service time during the holiday period (April 30-May 1) and this 2024 summer peak.
In addition, the Authority also suggests that airlines ultilizing resources and forecasting market demand to optimize aircraft downtime, urgently devising a plan to increase domestic flights from North to South, enabling night flights to timely meet the travel needs of passengers.
(Eng ver by Enzo, CAAV)
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On 9 July 2025, the Civil Aviation Authority of Viet Nam (CAAV) held a meeting with a delegation from Hokkaido Prefecture (Japan) focused onstrengthen air connectivity between Viet Nam and Hokkaido through charter flights, with a view to establishing regular scheduled services.
The Ministry of Construction has issued a directive assigning the Civil Aviation Authority of Viet Nam (CAAV), in its capacity as the aeronautical authority, to serve as the focal point in carrying out the notification procedures with ICAO regarding participation in CORSIA (as per ICAO’s guidance).
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Deputy Director General Do Hong Cam held a working session with Ms. Tatevik Revazian - Senior Vice President of Osprey Flight Solutions, former Director General of the Civil Aviation Committee of Armenia - and representative from the Embassy of Armenia in Hanoi.
The 2025 World Airline Awards have been announced in a gala ceremony held on the 17th June 2025 at Paris Air Show, in the Air and Space Museum at the fabulous art deco Hall of Eight Columns of Le Bourget airport.
