A new flight from Korea joins central Vietnam’s gateway to the skies. The Korean LCCT’way Airwillthe Da Nang–Daegu (Korea) routewill launch in May 2026. Planned at 7 flights a week (daily operation), it connects Da Nang and a Korean regional city nonstop. Central Vietnam’s international access broadens another notch.
This route is expected to be a seasonal service from May to October, set to match the summer travel season.
T’way Air launches the Da Nang–Daegu route
T’way Air is a Korean LCC. The newly launching Da Nang–Daegu route connects central Vietnam’s tourism hub Da Nang nonstop with Daegu, a city in southeastern Korea. Launching in May 2026, 7 flights a week (daily operation) are planned. With more nonstop flights from Korean regional cities, including Daegu, the base for sending travelers to Da Nang broadens.
The seasonal-service schedule
This route is expected to be aseasonal service from May to October, set to match summer travel demand. T’way Air also seasonally operates other Korean regional-city routes out of Da Nang, and this Daegu route is seen as the same pattern. Multiple sources confirm the direction of daily operation and a May launch.
Route overview
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Operating carrier | T’way Air (a Korean LCC) |
| Section | Da Nang–Daegu |
| Launch | May 2026 |
| Frequency | 7 flights a week (daily operation) planned |
| Operation type | Seasonal service (May–October expected) |
What expanding access to central Vietnam means
Da Nang is highly popular as a beach resort and as a base for the World Heritage sites of Hoi An and Hue. More nonstop flights from Korean regional cities lead to a thicker international-route network for central Vietnam as a whole. For travelers from Japan too, if Asia routes departing and arriving in Da Nang are enriched, options for touring and connecting broaden. The value of setting central Vietnam as a base for a trip is rising.
Summary
The launch of the Da Nang–Daegu route is a move symbolizing the expansion of central Vietnam’s international access. It’s a seasonal route T’way Air will connect with daily operation from May 2026, further broadening Da Nang’s network of skies. It’s worth reconsidering central Vietnam—home to beaches and Hoi An and Hue—as a base for a trip.
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