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Bamboo Airways awarded best cabin crew, most improved airline in Asia

By Minjun Park
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Bamboo Airways won the “Best Cabin Crew in Asia” and “Most Improved Airline in Asia” awards at the PAX Awards 2022 ceremony in Hamburg, Germany.

PAX Awards 2022 was held on June 15 (Hanoi time) by the Canadian leading magazine covering cabin services industry PAX International.

Truong Phuong Thanh, deputy general director of Bamboo Airways, said: “PAX Awards 2022 provides precious recognition by domestic and international customers and experts of Bamboo Airways’ efforts in upgrading service quality. We see this as a great motivation and encouragement to gear up our roadmap towards 5-star oriented services that we have determined to achieve since the earliest days.”

PAX Awards is held annually by PAX International magazine based on online voting from around the world. PAX Awards is recognized among prestigious aviation awards honoring excellent service quality and development efforts of the world’s leading airlines and aviation service suppliers.

This year’s ceremony was held within the framework of World Travel Catering and Onboard Services Expo – WTCE 2022 and Aircraft Interiors Expo – AIX 2022.

At the previous PAX Awards ceremony, many prominent names in aviation including Qatar Airlines, Air Canada, Emirates Flight Catering… were honored for Outstanding Food Service by a Carrier, Airline Caterer of the year, Best Inflight Duty Free Program, Best Cabin Interior Experience and Best Lounge.

Bamboo Airways has transported over 10 million passengers safely and led on-time performance across the Vietnamese aviation industry since its establishment.

Adding to PAX awards, Bamboo Airways continues to grow its footprint in this key market with the launch of a second regular nonstop route to Germany from June 16, connecting Ho Chi Minh City and Frankfurt with one return flight per week.

With this nonstop service, Bamboo Airways is showing determination in gearing up international network expansion in general and route operation to Europe like the U.K., Germany…in particular. The airline targets a network of 120 routes, including 40 international routes in 2022 to meet heavy travel demands after pandemic.

The airline has been focusing on methodical training for cabin crew in 5-star service orientation. Bamboo Airways also constantly organizes many global events to recruit flight attendants, attracting a large number of potential candidates from many countries, thus adding qualified personnel and creating opportunities for passengers to experience 5-star oriented services.

Questions & Answers

Q.

Which magazine organises the PAX Awards, and what is its primary focus?

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The PAX Awards are organised annually by PAX International magazine. This Canadian publication primarily covers the cabin services industry, acknowledging excellent service and development efforts in aviation worldwide.

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What is Bamboo Airways' target for its route network by the end of 2022?

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Bamboo Airways aims to operate a network of 120 routes by the end of 2022. This includes a target of 40 international routes, intended to address the anticipated high demand for travel following the pandemic.

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How many passengers has Bamboo Airways transported, and what is its performance record in the Vietnamese aviation industry?

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Bamboo Airways has transported over 10 million passengers safely since its establishment. The airline has also led on-time performance across the entire Vietnamese aviation industry during this period.

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Which new regular non-stop route has Bamboo Airways launched, and what is its frequency?

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Bamboo Airways launched a new regular non-stop route connecting Ho Chi Minh City and Frankfurt from June 16. This service operates with one return flight per week, expanding their international network.

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