Vietnam Airlines will fly daily nonstop between Da Nang and Singapore from Tuesday, 17 November, the Civil Aviation Authority of Vietnam confirmed on Thursday, 22 October. The route adds a direct link between Changi and central Vietnam, with launch fares and extra baggage for early bookings.
Schedule
The route uses an Airbus A321. Flights leave Da Nang at 3pm local time, and the return leaves Singapore at 7.45pm local time, every day.
The airline already runs 14 return flights a week between Hanoi and Singapore and 21 between Ho Chi Minh City and Singapore. Da Nang takes the total to 42 return flights a week.
Launch fares and perks
Economy return fares on the route start at VND 5,266,000 including taxes and charges. They are on sale until 31 December 2026 for travel from 17 November 2026 to 31 May 2027, and do not apply at peak times.
- An extra 23kg checked bag, up to two 23kg pieces, on Economy Standard and Economy Flex fares. Tickets must be issued in the first month of sales, for travel until 31 December 2026.
- Double Lotusmiles for members flying Economy or Business on the route.
- Triple Lotusmiles when two or more members of the same Lotusmiles Family Account fly together.
The Lotusmiles offers apply in both directions to tickets issued within a month of sales opening, for travel until 17 December 2026.
Why Da Nang
Arrivals from Singapore to Vietnam rose 29.8 per cent year on year in the first nine months of 2026. Vietnam Airlines points to Son Tra Peninsula, the Marble Mountains and Ba Na Hills, with Hoi An Ancient Town, My Son Sanctuary and the former imperial capital of Hue within reach.
“With the launch of this nonstop service, we aim to make travel between Singapore and the region more convenient, creating greater opportunities for visitors to discover Central Vietnam,” Nguyen Quang Trung, Executive Vice President of Vietnam Airlines, wrote in the airline’s release.
More new routes
The airline has opened services to Amsterdam, Colombo and Phuket this year. Nonstop flights between Hanoi and Ahmedabad start on 3 November, followed by Hanoi and Hangzhou on 22 November.
