
Vietnam Air Services Company
About the airline
Vietnam Air Services Company (VASCO, IATA: 0V) is a Vietnamese airline established in 1987, operating regional services from its Hanoi hub using modern turboprop aircraft. The carrier specializes in connecting secondary cities and regional routes across Vietnam and Southeast Asia.
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Vietnam Air Services Company, operating under IATA code 0V and ICAO code VFC, was founded in 1987 and is based in Vietnam. The airline operates from Tan Son Nhat International Airport as its primary hub, serving regional routes across Vietnam and neighboring markets.
VASCO operates a focused fleet of ATR 72 turboprop aircraft, a workhorse in regional aviation known for fuel efficiency and suitability on shorter routes. This aircraft type allows the airline to access smaller regional airports while maintaining reliable service on high-frequency routes that larger jets cannot economically serve.
The airline's network emphasizes connectivity between secondary cities and regional destinations, making it a practical choice for travelers seeking alternatives to major carriers on Vietnam's domestic and regional routes. The ATR 72's reliability and operating characteristics make it well-suited to VASCO's regional focus.