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Ho Chi Minh City’s Tan Son Nhat airport stays smooth despite sharp rise in National Day holiday travel (opens the original)
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Vietnamese civil servants and public employees are enjoying a five-day National Day break this year following a workday swap. The two official public holidays fall on Tuesday, September 1 and Wednesday, September 2. As Monday, August 31 falls between the weekend and the two holidays, it is swapped with a working Saturday, creating a five-day break from Saturday, August 29 through Wednesday, September 2. According to Tuoi Tre (Youth) online newspaper observations during the first days of the holi
Vietnam’s national airline looks to lighter flights to cut fuel use, emissions (opens the original)
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The national flag carrier said it has partnered with the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment to launch its “Light Flight to Hue” program on flight VN7545 from Hanoi to Hue. According to the airline, a “light flight” does not mean carrying fewer passengers or less cargo than usual, but rather reducing weight wherever possible on the aircraft. From a few kilograms of water, baggage and onboard supplies to cargo containers, every kilogram removed helps lower the aircraft’s total takeoff weight.
Why are display TVs in Vietnam selling for as little as $57? (opens the original)
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Outside a Dien May Xanh electronics store at Phu Nhuan Intersection in Ho Chi Minh City, rows of TVs are displayed with signs advertising discounts of up to 70 percent, ‘shocking prices,’ and deals that are ‘too cheap to believe.’ On Monday afternoon, a ride-hailing driver pulled over, pointed to a TV priced at VND1.5 million and asked, "That cheap? Does it come with a warranty?" A staff member told him the set had been a store display model, was still fully functional, and was now being sold as
Vietnam airlines step up flight attendant hiring with higher pay, perks (opens the original)
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At a cabin crew graduation ceremony for classes 201 and 202 at Vietjet in early July, parents were invited to watch their children receive certificates after completing their training. The event shows how airlines are seeking new ways to build engagement with employees as early as the training stage, rather than relying on pay and benefits alone. In aviation, flight attendants do more than serve passengers in the cabin. They directly affect service quality, brand image, and an airline's ability
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