The Hanoi – Incheon route will see one return flight per day using Airbus A320s. It takes four hours to fly between the two ends, providing convenience and multiple options for passengers.
According to the Korean carrier, Hanoi is the third Vietnamese city, after Da Nang and Nha Trang, that Aero-K has chosen to operate regular flights to over the past year.
Aero-K’s flights from Hanoi to Incheon and vice versa will offer opportunities and choices to travelers of both countries in general and two localities in particularly, especially during the coming Lunar New Year 2025.
Aero-K, previously named KAIR Airlines, is a low-cost Korean carrier based at Cheongju International Airport. It received its Air Operator Certificate (AOC) and commenced operations in April, 2021.
The Korean carrier has a fleet of Airbus A320-200 aircraft, and is looking to expand its fleet in the future.
