Vietnam Airlines re-routes flights to avoid areas of conflict
Vietnam Airlines re-routes flights to avoid areas of conflict in Middle East
National flag carrier Vietnam Airlines said since January 8, it has diverted its flights from/to Europe away from areas which could be influenced by the rising tension in the Middle East.
Vietnam Airlines' air route to Europe. The green line illustrates its usual route while the red line shows the adjusted one (Photo: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) – Nationalflag carrier Vietnam Airlines said since January 8, it has diverted its flight⛦sfrom/to Europe away from areas which could be influenced bꦑy the rising tensionin the Middle East.
The carrier’s current flights to Europe do not fly over Iran andIraq, however, Vietnam Airlines decided to adjust the routes to ensure safetyfor passengers. A representative of the airline said the adjustment couldprolong flight duration and will last until tensions subside. Meanwhile, passengers travelling from/to Europe are advised toupdate information on the airline’s website www.vietnamairlines.com, its Facebookpage and the hotline 1900 1100./.
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Vietnam Airlines' air route to Europe. The green line illustrates its usual route while the red line shows the adjusted one (Photo: VNA) 
