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VietJet giving away free Melbourne flights
Vietnam airline Vietjet has opened reservations for a special VND0 sale on Melbourne flights
The free base fare is for Vietjet’s direct flights connecting Ho Chi Minh City and Melbourne.
It marks a milestone on the journey of expanding its international flight network to all five continents by this year.
The golden week offer lasts through February 20 for VND0 fares on www.vietjetair.com and the Vietjet Air mobile app/
The flight period is through October 29, 2023.
The first direct Melbourne flights operate from April 8, 2023 with six flights per week.
VietJet offers SkyBoss Business, Skyboss, Deluxe, and Eco ticket classes of service.
They include free checked baggage, meals, and free travel insurance.
Vietjet Vice President Nguyen Thanh Son shared: “We will bring Australia closer to Vietnam.”
Following Melbourne it plans to expand to Sydney, Brisbane, Darwin and Adelaide this year.
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