Vietnam Airlines Group deploys online check-in service at all domestic airports
Vietnam Airlines Group, which comprises Vietnam Airlines, Pacific Airlines and Vietnam Air Services Company (VASCO), has completed online check-in systems at all domestic airports.
Hanoi (VNA) – Vietnam Airlines Group, whichcomprises Vietnam Airlines, Pacific Airlines and Vietnam Air Services Company(VASCO), has completed online check-in systems at all domestic airports.
The expansion of airport networkapplying online check-in service is one of the group’sefforts to achieve the goal of a digital airline as well as creating conveniencefor passengers.
Accordingly, VASCO will launch online check-in service for passengers departingfrom Ca Mau and Rach Gia airports from November 8 and 22, respectively. Thus,the number of domestic airports provided with the service will be raised to 22.
Passengers can save time by check-in online via website www.vietnamairlines.comor mobile app within 24 hours until 60 minutes prior to their scheduleddeparture time. After completing the online check-in process, passengers willreceive an “Online Boarding Pass” via email or can print it. They can gostraight to the security checkpoint and boarding gate without having to go tothe airline's check-in counters at the airports for confirming their bookings.Those with checked baggage can complete procedures at the designated check-incounters.
According to Vietnam Airlines Group, online check-in service does not only helppassengers' trips go smoothly and quickly with just a few simple steps but alsohelps limit queuing and gathering of many people at the airports.
It is studying and deploying innovations to give passengers a complete and comfortableflight experience, the group said./.
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