HANOI, 30 October 2026: Vietnam Airlines will launch daily nonstop flights between Da Nang and Singapore on 17 November 2026, increasing its Vietnam-Singapore service to 42 round-trip flights per week.
The Da Nang-Singapore route will operate daily with an Airbus A321 aircraft configured with 184 seats. The flight time is 2 hours and 45 minutes.
Flight schedule
VN691 departs Da Nang (DAD) at 1500 and arrives in Singapore (SIN) at 1845.
VN690 departs Singapore (SIN) at 1945 and arrives in Da Nang (DAD) at 2130.
Vietnam Airlines currently operates 14 round-trip flights per week between Hanoi and Singapore and 21 between Ho Chi Minh City and Singapore.
Singapore is an important source market for international visitors to Vietnam. In the first nine months of 2026, arrivals from Singapore rose 29.8% year on year, underscoring the growing potential for travel between the two countries.
With its dramatic natural landscapes, pristine beaches and rich cultural heritage, Da Nang is a compelling destination for Singaporean travellers. Highlights include Son Tra Peninsula, the Marble Mountains, and Ba Na Hills. The city also offers convenient access to renowned cultural sites across Central Vietnam, including Hoi An Ancient Town, My Son Sanctuary, and the former imperial capital of Hue.
Beyond leisure travel, Da Nang is emerging as a destination for business and investment, supported by its established resort infrastructure, capacity to host major events and the development of the Vietnam International Financial Centre. The new nonstop service will provide a more convenient travel option for both leisure and business travellers, strengthening links between Central Vietnam and Singapore, a major regional hub for tourism and commerce.
The new route forms part of Vietnam Airlines’ broader international network expansion in 2026. The airline has introduced new services to Amsterdam, Colombo and Phuket, and is preparing to launch nonstop flights between Hanoi and Ahmedabad on 3 November, followed by Hanoi and Hangzhou on 22 November. Through strategic development of its international network, the airline aims to support Vietnam’s broader economic ambitions, including the national target of achieving double-digit economic growth in 2026.
(Source: Vietnam Airlines)
