By the MOOK Scenic Spots Family Editorial Team
Running a budget airline is no easy feat. On August 9, V Air announced that it would suspend all flights starting October 1, with its last day of operation being September 30. Only the Chiang Mai and Fukuoka routes will be taken over by TransAsia Airways. It is expected that by the end of August, after TransAsia Airways completes the flight route applications, passengers with existing bookings will be transferred to designated flights to the same destinations, and will be notified accordingly. Passengers may also opt for a full refund, which can be applied for online via the V Air official website from now until September 15.
V Air posted an image on its fan page captioned “Drawing the Final Line.” (Image source / V Air)
Additionally, for popular routes such as Osaka and Okinawa that many travelers frequently use, V Air will notify passengers through their registered contact methods and complete flight transfers by August 16. Priority will be given to helping passengers on the Osaka and Okinawa routes transfer to designated flights to the same destinations with their originally scheduled dates. Those who choose a full refund can apply online via the official website, but must complete the process by August 31. For the Bangkok, Busan, and Nagoya routes, unconditional full refunds will be provided.
The news has led many V Air fans to express their disappointment. Budget airlines have flourished in recent years, but competition has become increasingly fierce. The suspension of V Air not only impacts passengers but also reflects the current state of budget airline development.
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