Ahmedabad, November 4, 2026:
Vietnam Airlines has launched a new direct service between Hanoi and Ahmedabad in India. The inaugural flight departed from SVPI Ahmedabad, on November 3, 2026, creating a new direct air link between Gujarat and Vietnam.
The flight will operate four times a week, every Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday, providing travellers from Ahmedabad and neighbouring markets with direct access to Hanoi and onward connections across Vietnam Airlines’ wider domestic and international network.
H.E Trinh Minh Manh, Ambassador of Vietnam to India, said: “The launch of the Ahmedabad–Hanoi direct service by Vietnam Airlines is a very much welcome development in strengthening India–Vietnam connectivity. Improved air links will further boost tourism, trade, business exchanges and people-to-people ties, thus further strengthening the Enhanced Comprehensive Strategic Partnership between our two countries”
Spokesperson, Ahmedabad International Airport Limited (AIAL), said:”We welcome Vietnam Airlines to Ahmedabad and are pleased to support the commencement of this new international service. The Ahmedabad-Hanoi connection will offer travellers greater choice and convenience while contributing to the growth of international connectivity from Gujarat. We look forward to working with Vietnam Airlines and Aeroprime Group to support the route’s development and enhance the airport’s international network.”
Vietnam Airlines Spokesperson, Nguyen Trung Hieu, Country Manager, India, said:”The launch of our Ahmedabad–Hanoi service reflects Vietnam Airlines’ continued commitment to the Indian market and our ambition to make Vietnam more accessible to Indian travellers. Gujarat offers considerable potential across leisure, business and MICE travel. This new route will provide travellers with a convenient direct connection to Hanoi, while enabling access to Vietnam’s diverse destinations and our wider international network. We appreciate the support of Aeroprime Group and our airport partners in bringing this new service to Ahmedabad.”
