Vietnam Airlines announces upgrade to 4-star service

Vietnam Airlines announces upgrade to 4-star service

Vietnam Airlines on July 2 announces its 4-star service upgrade and launches its new corporate identity in a ceremony held in the VIP lounge of Noi Bai International Airport with the presence of Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung.

Photo: Nhat Bac/VGP

This is a special event that marks a development leap by the airline as it aims to become one of the top airlines in the region and favorable in Asia by 2020.

The launch of the new corporate identity and livery, which will be operational July 3 also takes place in this special event. The new identity is geared towards modernity and uniformity while keeping the traits of the flag carrier and symbolizing a dynamic country in reform and development.

As an important part of the corporate identity, the livery of pilots, flight-attendants and other staff is also changed to fit the entire system of logo, airplanes, and other design items including lounges, ticket counters, check-in counters, labels and signposts.

“With the official launch of new corporate identity and upgrade plan to 4-star service, we strive to meet new demands, create differentials and serve our customers better with more value added. We are determined to make Vietnam Airlines a strong airline, bringing passengers the best flight experiences thanks to the perfect blend of Vietnamese cultural tradition and state-of-the-art technologies”, said Mr. Pham Viet Thanh, Chairman of Vietnam Airlines.

The event also sees Vietnam Airlines and Airbus sign a flight hour services agreement for the Airbus A350-900 XWBs. Under the agreement, Airbus is committed to providing a full package of parts supply services of the Vietnam Airlines’ A350 fleet for 12 years./.

Source: CPV

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