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VietJet flights from Changi unlikely to be disrupted despite legal troubles, experts say

SINGAPORE; VietJet passengers flying out of Changi Airport are unlikely to face disruptions to their travel plans despite a British court's ruling to freeze the low-cost carrier's worldwide assets over a US$250 million (S$319 million) debt.

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专家表示,尽管面临法律纠纷,越捷航空从樟宜机场起飞的航班不太可能受到影响。

VietJet currently operates four non-stop routes between Singapore and Vietnam, with a fifth route slated to begin in December. - AFP

SINGAPORE; VietJet passengers flying out of Changi Airport are unlikely to face disruptions to their travel plans despite a British court’s ruling to freeze the low-cost carrier’s worldwide assets over a US$250 million (S$319 million) debt.

However, lawyers The Straits Times spoke to said the budget airline would not be able to sell, move or hide its assets by transferring ownership, for instance. Daily operations, including flights, can continue as usual.

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