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Bamboo Airways, the rising star of aviation in Asia, took a major step towards becoming a leading global airline today.
The dynamic Vietnamese full service airline has established a partnership - launched today in Hanoi - with Yates and Partners, the worldâs premier aviation and hospitality consultancy, to help place Bamboo Airways among the top airlines in the world.
Since their arrival in 2017, Bambooâs ambition has been to bring the world to Vietnam and to bring Vietnam to the world.
âThe people of Vietnam and their guests deserve the best, and that is what Bamboo Airways will deliver,â said Keith Yates, Partnership Chair at Yates and Partners.
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Since commencing operations in January 2019, Vietnamese leisure carrier Bamboo Airways has gone from strength to strength. The airline serves a wide variety of domestic routes and a selection of Asian international destinations. Alongside its diverse route network, it has built up a solid fleet, despite the industry’s coronavirus-based difficulties. With more growth expected both in terms of its network and its fleet, let’s look at how Bamboo Airways has done it.
Bamboo Airways received its first brand-new Airbus A321neo in January 2021. Photo: Alisé Kim via Flickr
A strong market for start-ups
Bamboo Airways is a leisure airline based in Hanoi, Vietnam. It was founded in 2017 and commenced its operations in January 2019. This meant that, by the time the coronavirus pandemic hit commercial aviation in 2020, it had only been flying for just over a year. One might have thought that this would have left the carrier in a precarious position.
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This image shows the emergency slide of the VN-A222 aircraft being released after a passenger randomly opened the exit door of the plane at Noi Bai International Airport in Hanoi, April 30, 2021. Photo: Tuoi Tre
A series of flights were disrupted on Friday after a passenger on board a plane at Noi Bai International Airport in Hanoi opened the exit door of the aircraft, thereby inflating the emergency slide.
Bamboo Airways’ flight QH201, which was scheduled to leave Hanoi for Ho Chi Minh City on the VN-A22 plane at 5:50 am on Friday morning, was delayed for more than two hours due to the incident.
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Bamboo Airways opens eight routes connecting Phu Quoc and Quy Nhon 20:38 | 29/04/2021
Bamboo Airways opened and restored eight routes yesterday (April 28), connecting Phu Quoc and Quy Nhon â two famous tourism destinations honoured by many international media outlets and travel websites.
From April 28, Bamboo Airways opens and restores eight routes connecting Phu Quoc to Quy Nhon â two multiple award-winning tourism destinations honoured on international media such as CNN Travel, TripAdvisor, and
Booking.com, among others, with the aim of connecting these destinations with all three regions of the country via non-stop routes.
Bamboo Airways opened and restored eight routes connecting Phu Quoc to Quy Nhon