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“Fly lightly to Hanoi”: When the green journey touches the autumn colors of the Capital

– Not only is it a flight connecting tourists to Hanoi’s gentle autumn, “Fly lightly to Hanoi” is also a call for joining hands for a green planet. With a series of environmentally friendly operational solutions, Vietnam Airlines is gradually turning the message of “fly lightly” into a new cultural feature in each flight.

Sở Du lịch Hà NộiSở Du lịch Hà Nội21/10/2025

“Fly lightly to Hanoi ” is a flight within the framework of the event series “Touching Autumn in Hanoi” (Photo: Khanh Huy)

On October 20, within the framework of the series of cultural, sports and tourism events "Touching Autumn in Hanoi", Vietnam Airlines in collaboration with the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment and the Vietnam Environmentally Friendly Product Manufacturers Association (EPMA) officially launched the campaign "Fly lightly to Hanoi". This is a continuation of the success of the campaign "Fly lightly to Con Dao" in 2024, thereby strongly spreading the green lifestyle and attracting thousands of passengers and people to participate.

The campaign “Fly lightly with Vietnam Airlines ” is being upgraded to a national scale in 5 years (2025 – 2030), aiming at the long-term goal in the sustainable development journey of Vietnam Airlines. If in 2024, the light flight campaign started from Con Dao with the message of preserving the marine ecosystem, this year, “Fly lightly to Hanoi” continues to spread the spirit of environmental protection while promoting the beauty of the capital in the gentle autumn.

The campaign kicked off with a flight carrying the message “Fly Lightly to Hanoi”. This is a sustainable flight that Vietnam Airlines has applied many green solutions in all stages of operation.

Passengers can check-in online and have biometric authentication, limiting cards and paper tickets (Photo: Khanh Huy).

At the airport, Vietnam Airlines promotes online check-in to limit paper cards and labels and stops using paper invitation cards to enter the waiting room for economy class passengers. For cargo, the airline uses lightweight containers (ULD) and encourages passengers to reduce the weight of their luggage to reduce the load, save fuel and join hands for a green journey.

On flights, Vietnam Airlines replaces disposable foam ice boxes with reusable materials, sorts trash on board, uses biodegradable blanket bags, and encourages passengers to bring their own cups and glasses. The airline controls the rate of leftover meals through consumption data analysis, adjusts reasonable quotas, and applies pre-ordering to help reduce food waste and plastic waste.

Meals use reusable containers and paper packaging (Photo: Khanh Huy)
Passengers are encouraged to bring their own cups and glasses instead of using paper cups (Photo: Khanh Huy)

Passengers will be introduced and encouraged to take small but practical actions such as reducing luggage, checking in online, bringing a water bottle or personal cup to use. Actual data shows that nearly 80% of passengers on the "Fly Lightly to Hanoi" flight performed online check-in and biometrics during the entire flight. By reducing the aircraft's weight, the flight will reduce fuel consumption, reduce CO2 emissions and "lighten the burden" on the environment. At the same time, the airline applies many technical solutions on aircraft such as dry cleaning of aircraft, periodic engine cleaning and aircraft door alignment to reduce fuel consumption.

Also on the light flight to Hanoi, nearly 250 tourists witnessed the ceremony of handing over the partnership symbol of the “Fly Light with Vietnam Airlines” Campaign between Vietnam Airlines, the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment and the EPMA Association. This ceremony marked the close cooperation, commitment to reduce emissions, protect the environment and spread the message of green living in the community.

Mr. Dinh Van Tuan, Deputy General Director of Vietnam Airlines, said: “Fly lightly to Hanoi” is a testament to Vietnam Airlines’ relentless and consistent efforts in its journey of sustainable development. After the positive impact of the Fly lightly to Con Dao campaign in 2024, we hope to continue to make flying lightly an annual activity associated with many special destinations. From there, every year, our community will have more opportunities to join hands for a green planet.”

Passengers participating in the "Fly Lightly to Hanoi" flight were given gifts that are sustainable, environmentally friendly, and promote a green lifestyle (Photo: Khanh Huy)
“Fly lightly to Hanoi” is also a call to join hands for a green planet (Photo: Khanh Huy)

Mr. Dao Xuan Hung, Editor-in-Chief of Agriculture and Environment Magazine - Ministry of Agriculture and Environment shared: “The 'Fly Lightly to Hanoi' campaign is a typical example of a cooperation model between businesses and the community in implementing a circular economy and reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Through small, practical actions such as reducing baggage weight or limiting plastic waste, Vietnam Airlines and millions of passengers are contributing to realizing the national goal of green growth.”

In parallel with the activities on flights, Vietnam Airlines also implemented a plastic collection program at a series of cultural and tourism events in Hanoi in the "Touch Hanoi Autumn" campaign, which the airline coordinated with the Hanoi People's Committee. The airline's plastic collection stations are located in crowded places. The collected plastic products will be recycled into useful items, then donated to organizations, schools and children in difficult circumstances.

In particular, “Fly Lightly to Hanoi” is one of the typical activities that Vietnam Airlines plans to register to participate in “The Aviation Challenge 2025” organized by SkyTeam Alliance, to honor green initiatives and efforts to reduce emissions in the global aviation industry. Participating in this international playground affirms Vietnam Airlines’ strong commitment to pioneering the implementation of a sustainable development strategy, towards the goal of net zero emissions by 2050.

Source: Economic & Urban Newspaper

Source: http://sodulich.hanoi.gov.vn/bay-nhe-toi-ha-noi-khi-hanh-trinh-xanh-cham-vao-sac-thu-thu-do.html


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