Specifically, from December 20th to now, there have been an average of 42-44 takeoffs and landings at Vinh International Airport every day, an increase of 50% compared to normal days with only 30-32 and a decrease of 14-16 takeoffs and landings compared to last year's Tet. Passengers traveling to Vinh International Airport mainly travel from Noi Bai ( Hanoi ) or Tan Son Nhat (Ho Chi Minh City), with an average of 190-240 passengers per flight; in the opposite direction, there are very few passengers from Vinh International Airport.
Mr. Nghiem Manh Tuan - Director of Vinh International Airport said: During this peak season, the number of passengers increased by about 50% compared to normal days, but compared to last year's Tet, the output decreased because the flights Vinh - Can Tho, Vinh - Phu Quoc or Vinh - Buon Ma Thuot of VietJet were canceled and only VietNam Airlines served with 2 flights Vinh - Noi Bai, Vinh - Tan Son Nhat and vice versa.
Vietnam Airlines representative - Vinh branch office added: Compared to before, flights to Vinh mainly landed at night from 1-3 am. In addition, to better serve tourists and limit flight delays or cancellations, Vinh International Airport and Vietnam Airlines based on weather forecasts coordinate to adjust take-off/landing times to suit Nghe An weather conditions, thereby reducing flight cancellations or delays.
Even on this December 28th, although Nghe An has fog, no flights were delayed or canceled; it is expected that today and tomorrow (December 29th) there will be 42 takeoffs and landings.
After the peak before the Lunar New Year of Giap Thin , it is expected that from the 3rd and 4th of January, i.e. February 13, 2024, the demand for passengers from Vinh Airport will increase again, with an average of 40-44 takeoffs and landings on the Vinh-Noi Bai and Vinh-Tan Son Nhat routes per day, and Vinh International Airport as well as Vietnam Airlines have prepared well the conditions to serve passengers./.
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