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SAGS GLIMPSE OF WINTER SEASON SAGS ies high in the Winter Season at 03 airports. TAN SON NHAT INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Along with the rise of ights connecting Ho Chi Minh City with European countries recently, SAGS warmly welcomes Edel- weiss Air (WK) – the rst Swiss carrier ying to SGN airport from 15th November. The carrier secures its operation with 02 ights weekly by Airbus A340. Edelweiss Air ceremony in Tan Son Nhat International Airport Simultaneously, YTO Cargo Airlines (YG) launches its rst cargo ight from Changsha Huanghua International Airport to Tan Son Nhat International Airport by Boeing B737F with the frequency of 03 ights per week. In December, Vietjet Air kicks o regular operation to Kansai Airport, premiering code-sharing partnership with Japan Airlines. Aircraft handling at ramp DA NANG INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT On 19th December, the rst ight of the World’s 5-Star Airline – Qatar Airways (QR) arrives Da Nang by the amazing Boeing B787. The carrier will operate 04 ights weekly to Da Nang City. SAGS is proudly selected as QR’s service provider for both pas- senger and cargo services. Moreover, Thai Vietjet Air (VZ) has started daily operation to Thailand by Airbus A320 & A321. SAGS handles rst ight of QR to Da Nang International Airport CAM RANH INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT S7 Airlines (S7) and Globus Airlines (GH) are 02 of our latest clients at Cam Ranh International Airport. Connecting passengers from Irkutsk to Cam Ranh, S7 operates 02 ights weekly by Airbus A320 this November-end. The rst ight of 04-ight weekly Novosibirsk bound B738 operated GH lands at Cam Ranh International Airport as of 16th December. Maiden ights of S7 Airlines and Globus Airlines to Cam Ranh International Airport.

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