From the foot of Mt. Fuji, to Vietnam without transferring.Vietjet (Vietjet Air)haslaunched a direct flight between Shizuoka Airport (FSZ) and Hanoi Noi Bai Airport (HAN).Starting at 3 flights a week, for travelers in the Tokai area who previously had to go out to Narita or Kansai, it lowers the bar for a Vietnam trip all at once.
The aircraft used is the Airbus A321neo. It's an operation that keeps flight increases in view while watching demand.
The Shizuoka-Hanoi direct flight launches with Vietjet
The route launched this time is a direct one connecting Shizuoka Airport and Hanoi's Noi Bai International Airport. It's operated by the LCC Vietjet, using an Airbus A321neo. It starts with3 flights a week,and a plan to expand the number of flights according to demand has been laid out.
The meaning of zero transfers from the Tokai area
Until now, to head from the Shizuoka and Tokai area to Vietnam, transferring via Narita, Chubu, Kansai, or elsewhere was standard. With a direct flight from Shizuoka Airport, for those living around Mt. Fuji and in the central and western parts of the prefecture, the burden of getting to the airport and of the international-flight connection is greatly reduced. There's no hassle of re-checking baggage, and travel time is shortened too.
Route overview
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Operating carrier | Vietjet (Vietjet Air) |
| Section | Shizuoka Airport (FSZ) to Hanoi Noi Bai Airport (HAN) |
| Frequency | 3 flights a week (at launch) |
| Aircraft | Airbus A321neo |
Arriving in Hanoi expands travel options
The destination Hanoi is popular as a base for walking the Old Quarter and for Ha Long Bay cruises. Since a direct flight lets you arrive without leaving fatigue behind, it's easy to sightsee in the city or extend to the outskirts from the first day. Building an itinerary around the 3-flights-a-week schedule lets you enjoy Vietnam plenty even from the Tokai area over a weekend plus a few days.
Summary
The launch of the Shizuoka-Hanoi direct flight is a step making Vietnam travel from the Tokai area feel closer. Starting with 3 flights a week on the A321neo, hopes ride on future flight increases too. Making the most of the zero-transfer advantage, why not plan a trip from the Mt. Fuji area to Hanoi?
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