Vietnam's newest airline Bamboo gets aviation licence


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| 2018/11/14 | 454 words | LE JOURNAL DE L'AVIATION | AIR TRANSPORT

Vietnam's newest carrier Bamboo Airways has been granted a licence to fly, officials and the airline said, paving the way for its inaugural flight in a region crowded with competitors. Run by one of the country's richest men, Bamboo will compete with well-established heavy hitters such as national carrier Vietnam Airlines and budget carrier Vietjet to serve a mushrooming middle class with growing appetites, and budgets, for travel. Vietnam's Transport Ministry said Bamboo's official aviation...(…)

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