The new policy will be effective Monday for most airports, except for Ca Mau Airport and Rach Gia Airport, where it will enter effect Tuesday and Nov. 22, respectively.

Vietnam Airlines aircraft are seen at Tan Son Nhat International Airport in Ho Chi Minh City in August 2022.

Passengers can access the flag carrier’s website to check in anytime within 24 hours before departure but must do it at least one hour prior to boarding.

After the process is completed, passengers will receive an electronic ticket, which can be used to replace a physical equivalent.

Passengers with oversized baggage can check in using the electronic ticket at the counter.

Competitors Vietjet and Bamboo Airways so far only allow online check in at several major airports like Tan Son Nhat, Noi Bai, Da Nang, Phu Quoc and others. They are still in the process of expanding the list.

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Son La longan to be served on Vietnam Airlines flights

Longan grown in the northwestern province of Son La will be served on in-flight meals on Vietnam Airlines flights under an agreement signed on August 2 between local cooperatives and the Noi Bai Catering Services Joint Stock Company (NCS) and Vietnam Air Catering Services Joint Stock Company (VINACS).

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Luc Ngan lychee on Vietnam Airlines in-flight menu

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Six flights help bring nearly 1,700 Vietnamese people home from Ukraine

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Source: VnExpress