AirBridgeCargo adds Vietnam to network with freighter services to Hanoi

01/04/2015

AirBridgeCargo Airlines (ABC) is extending its global network to Vietnam with the launch of twice-weekly freighter services from Hanoi, starting on 1 April, 2015.

The flights depart Hanoi every Wednesday and Saturday bound for ABC’s hub at Moscow’s Sheremetyevo Airport via Hong Kong. From Moscow, the ...

Daily News from £12 / mo · includes Daily News

Subscriber Access

This is a Daily News Story

For uninterrupted access, sign in, subscribe or upgrade to The Daily News. For as little as £12 / month (£100/year), we can get you into the room where the big decisions are made.

Password Forgot?

Remember me on this device

* Includes access to Daily News Compare plans →

Comment on this article

You must be logged in to post a comment.

Topics

AirBridgeCargo Vietnam

AirBridgeCargo adds Vietnam to network with freighter services to Hanoi

Comment on this article

Ceva Vietnam-US air service a sign of global tech supply chain shift

Cathay extends Middle East cancellations as Gulf carriers rebuild cargo capacity

EAS closes on Volga-Dnepr rescue, but UK arm remains frozen until 2028

SE Asia trade agreements define tariffs – and a US-China deal deadline looms

Volga-Dnepr Boeings head to Aeroflot for parts

Flying high, falling hard: how politics hijacked Volga-Dnepr Group

'China plus one' drives a major beneficiary in liner schedules

Taiwanese shipping lines set to profit from proposed Vietnam tariff deal

The right customs plan will be a gamechanger, Maersk warns shippers

Topics

AirBridgeCargo adds Vietnam to network with freighter services to Hanoi

This is a Daily News Story

Comment on this article

Related Stories

Ceva Vietnam-US air service a sign of global tech supply chain shift

Cathay extends Middle East cancellations as Gulf carriers rebuild cargo capacity

EAS closes on Volga-Dnepr rescue, but UK arm remains frozen until 2028

SE Asia trade agreements define tariffs – and a US-China deal deadline looms

Volga-Dnepr Boeings head to Aeroflot for parts

Flying high, falling hard: how politics hijacked Volga-Dnepr Group

'China plus one' drives a major beneficiary in liner schedules

Taiwanese shipping lines set to profit from proposed Vietnam tariff deal

The right customs plan will be a gamechanger, Maersk warns shippers

Topics

Contact Us

The Loadstar editorial enquiries

Loadstar Premium editorial enquiries

Business and advertising enquiries

General and subscription enquiries

Sign-In Here

Search