Flying like this is much smoother.

One of our airlines has just purchased its second aircraft. The transition from leasing to ownership is a significant step forward, primarily in terms of management capabilities and capital. This airline also has a five-year vision of owning dozens of new aircraft.

- Bustling airports indicate a more stable economy . On the other hand, with rising incomes, people will increasingly prefer air travel. Besides the aforementioned airline, other airlines with large market shares in our country are also aiming to expand their fleets. Tourism and trade are thriving, and various businesses will flourish.

- Another question: Why are food, souvenirs, and other items sold at airports always so expensive? Is there any way to reduce the prices?

- High selling prices certainly stem from exorbitant rental costs. Every business owner needs to make a profit. When they add up all their expenses, the selling price will increase. From this perspective, simply reducing the rental costs for stalls in the airport would immediately lower the selling prices of goods.

- Strict quality standards will inevitably increase costs and selling prices. But unreasonably high prices will annoy passengers. Only by integrating duty-free shops, bread, pho, bubble tea, etc., as part of the overall airport service can prices improve. On-time and safe flights, friendly ground service – that's what makes for a smooth flight.

TU QUEO

Source: https://www.sggp.org.vn/bay-vay-moi-em-post807018.html