Vietnam welcomes Aeroflot’s first-ever direct flights from Moscow to Nha Trang starting in March.
A Russian flag carrier, Aeroflot is expanding its presence in Vietnam by launching direct flights from Moscow to Nha Trang on 22nd March. Tickets are already available for purchase.
Travelers will be able to fly directly to the popular beach destination via Cam Ranh International Airport.
Flights will operate twice weekly, departing from Moscow Sheremetyevo Airport on Thursdays and Saturdays, with return flights scheduled for Fridays and Sundays.
This marks Aeroflot’s second Vietnam route from Moscow. In January, the airline resumed flights to Ho Chi Minh City, which saw over 73,000 passengers transported last year. With the addition of Nha Trang, Aeroflot strengthens its connection between Russia and Vietnam, catering to the growing demand for leisure and business travel.
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