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Vietnam Airlines inaugurates direct service between Hanoi and Ahmedabad
Vietnam Airlines has launched a new direct route connecting Hanoi with India's Gujarat state, marking an expansion of air connectivity between the two nations. The service will operate four round-trip flights weekly.
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Vietnam Airlines commenced operations on its new Hanoi-Ahmedabad route with an inaugural flight departing from Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport in Ahmedabad. The service represents a significant step in strengthening air transport links between Vietnam and India, two countries increasingly deepening bilateral relations across multiple sectors.
The carrier will maintain a weekly schedule of four round-trip flights on the route, facilitating improved connectivity for business travelers, tourists, and other passengers between northern Vietnam and western India. The addition reflects growing demand for direct air services between the two nations as economic and cultural ties expand.
The launch comes amid broader efforts by Vietnam and India to strengthen cooperation across numerous domains. Recent initiatives have included collaborative endeavors in law enforcement, technology innovation, and strategic partnership development. Indian officials have reiterated their country's commitment to serving as a steadfast friend and trusted partner to Vietnam in the region.
The new route is expected to enhance trade opportunities, facilitate tourism growth, and support the movement of skilled professionals between Hanoi and Ahmedabad, positioning both cities as increasingly important nodes in Vietnam-India relations.