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Japan Airlines (JL) and Vietnam Airlines (VN)
have agreed to open a new code share flight between Nagoya (Chubu) and Ho Chi Minh City from July 29,2005. As a result,
the number of routes between Japan and Vietnam will increase to six and the number of cities served in Japan to four.
From July 29, JAL and Vietnam Airlines will offer three code share flights a week from Nagoya’s recently opened Chubu International Airport (also known as
Centrair). Flight operations will be handled by Vietnam Airlines Boeing 767 aircraft and crews.
JAL and Vietnam Airlines’ code share cooperation goes back to April 1996 when the two airlines inaugurated code share flights on the Osaka (Kansai)-Ho Chi Minh
route. The network now includes code share operations on five routes between the two countries, linking two cities in Vietnam with three cities in Japan. Currently JAL
and Vietnam Airlines operate code share flights on these five routes: Tokyo-Ho Chi Minh, Tokyo-Hanoi, Osaka-Ho Chi Minh, Osaka-Hanoi and Fukuoka-Ho Chi
Minh.
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