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Vladivostok Air received gratitude for the fail-safe flights to the Kingdom of Thailand.
Immigration authorities of Republic of Korea acknowledged Vladivostok Air for the fail-safe flights from Seoul to Bangkok.
Note that Thailand-bound flight regularity was disturbed for many world airlines by the well known events, some flights were cancelled altogether.
Thus, on November 26th 2008 none of the airlines was able to perform the flight from Seoul to Bangkok except Vladivostok Air. Large number of passengers of the delayed or cancelled flights could have caused stress and certain inconveniences in local airports for the passengers themselves first of all.
Being devoted to its passenger commitments, Vladivostok Air managed to find the way out of the situation to perform Vladivostok — Seoul — Bangkok flight 737 on the regular basis with stops in Utopao Airport instead of currently closed nearby Suvarnabhumi Airport. The airline representative office in Thailand provided for the continuous passengers delivery to this airport from Bangkok.
Under its winter flight schedule Vladivostok Air makes 4 flights a week on Vladivostok — Seoul — Bangkok route by Airbus A-320.
Reference: OJSC Vladivostok Air is the largest air carrier in the Russian Far East with the air fleet consisting of Tu-204-300, Airbus А-320, Tu-154М, Yak-40, Mi-8 and Ка-32. From 2004 the airline is a full member of International Air Transport Association and a member of Transport Clearing House.
PR Department
OJSC Vladivostok Air
oso@vladavia.ru
