Asiana Airlines to suspend Incheon - Cam Ranh route

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Update: 14:20, Wednesday, Sep 05,2012 (GMT+7)

On September 4, a representative for Asiana Airlines in Ho Chi Minh City has confirmed that the airline will cease operation of direct flights from Incheon International Airport (Seoul, Korea) to Cam Ranh International Airport (Khanh Hoa, Vietnam).

According to the representative, the scheduled trial time has been over, and Asiana Airlines currently has no plan to continue to operate this route in the future.

Asiana Airlines first flight to Cam Ranh was on the night of July 12, 2012. From then until the end of August , the airline has operated 15 flights with the frequency of two flights per week, carrying 1,778 passengers.

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