T’way Air opens Da Nang-Seoul route

(VNF) - T’way Air, the low-cost carrier of the Republic of Korea, has opened its Da Nang-Seoul direct route from July 1st, operating four flights per week.

July 02, 2016 | 16:23

(VNF) - T’way Air, the low-cost carrier of the Republic of Korea, has opened its Da Nang-Seoul direct route from July 1st, operating four flights per week.

Using the new generation 189-seater Boeing 737- 800 aircraft, every Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, flights will depart at Seoul at 13h15 and arrive at Da Nang at 15h55 (local time), while the returning flight will depart at Da Nang at 16h45 and arrive at Seoul at 23h20 (local time).

The new route offers a flexible time-table and acceptable price, and should help passengers have a new choice for travelling.

Korean people love Da Nang for its sight-seeing places and luxury coastal resorts.

This direct route also contributes to promote the image of Da Nang to international friends, as well as to expand cooperation in trade and culture between the two nations.

Head-quartered in Seoul, T'way Air has branches in the Southeast Asia region connecting the Republic of Korea to Japan, China, Thailand, Taiwan (China) and Vietnam./.

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