Tuy Hoa Airport reopens, Airlines intensify relief deliveries to the Central Region
WVR - After temporarily halting operations due to the impact of floods, Tuy Hoa Airport (Dak Lak Province) has resumed activities, except for the LOC station, which provides directional guidance for runway alignment, still undergoing repairs.
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| Historic floods have severely damaged the aquaculture industry in Dak Lak Province. (Source: VNA) |
From now until December 31, Vietnam Airlines Group is waiving all freight charges and prioritizing cargo loading to deliver essential goods to provinces affected by storms and floods. To date, over 30 tons of essential goods have been safely transported.
Not only stopping at Hue, Da Nang, and Chu Lai, support shipments are now prioritized to fly directly to Phu Cat, Tuy Hoa, Cam Ranh, Lien Khuong, Buon Ma Thuot, and Pleiku.
Agencies and organizations wishing to send support goods can contact via phone: 0395216659, Planning and Cargo Marketing Department.
Additionally, Vietjet is also supporting the free transport of relief goods from Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City airports to regions affected by floods in the Central region. So far, the airline has delivered dozens of tons of goods to the flood-hit areas.
Organizations, units, and individuals wishing to send relief goods can contact Vietjet via hotline: 0918716828 in Hanoi and 0912384770 in Ho Chi Minh City or email: cuutro@vietjetair.com for transport registration support.
Previously, Bamboo Airways transported one ton of relief rice from the People's Committee of Tan Cuong Commune (Thai Nguyen Province) from Noi Bai Airport to Phu Cat (Gia Lai Province).
The airline continues to accept relief goods sent on flights departing from Hanoi/Ho Chi Minh City to Quy Nhon. Goods must be securely packed, with each package not exceeding 40kg and each shipment not exceeding 500kg.
Agencies and units wishing to send goods need to have an official dispatch and a detailed list of relief goods, and contact via email: salescargo@bambooairways.com.
Bamboo Airways Cargo does not transport goods containing batteries or items with hazardous materials to ensure aviation security and safety.
