Vietnam Airlines conducts more flights between Hanoi and Kuala Lumpur
The national flag carrier Vietnam Airlines will have short prom dresses direct flights between Hanoi and Kuala Lumpur as from June 16, raising the total number of flights from Hanoi to Malaysia to 21 per week.
Also as from July 16, there will be four additional flights between Hanoi and Singapore and 7 more flights per week between Hanoi and Bangkok.
Vietnam Airlines will also have 4 flights between Can Tho and Con Dao per week, on Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday.
All together, the national flag carrier will have 37 One Shoulder Prom Dresses and 45 international flights.
Nikkiso Vietnam ships blocker doors for Boeing 777
Nikkiso Vietnam, Inc., (NVI) Monday shipped its first set of GE blocker doors, a key component on Boeing 777 airplane engines, to the US-based AeroSystems company.
These parts will be installed on the GE115 and shipped to Boeing Commercial Airplanes in Everett, WA, for final assembly of Boeing 777 aircraft.
Since 2010, NVI has successfully met Boeing’s qualifications to produce these parts. In March 2011, first article inspection was completed and production was approved by Spirit AeroSystems, Inc.
With the certifications and Sexy Prom Dresses NVI now possesses, the company’s ability to manufacture aerospace composite parts has expanded, and NVI is now preparing for future opportunities at this facility.
NVI is a wholly owned subsidiary of Nikkiso Co., Ltd., located in northern Hung Yen province, with the total investment of US$1 million.
4 investors lose licenses for slow progress
Four would-be investors in the Tinh Phong Industrial Zone in the central province of Quang Ngai have had their licenses canceled for making too slow progress, Le Hong Ha, deputy head of the Quang Ngai Industrial Zone administration, said Monday.
They are sewing company Dai Cat Tuong JSC, Strapless Prom Dresses processor Phu Thanh, Nam Phong Co Ltd, and Hong Phuoc Co Ltd.
becomes biggest pepper exporter
As India has experienced a modest harvest this year, Vietnam is now the world's largest pepper exporter.
Vietnam exported 16,000 tons of pepper, valued at US$80 million in April, and 42,000 tons of pepper worth $208 million in the first four months of the year.
The Ministry of Industry and Trade expects total pepper exports this year to reach 120,000 tons, worth $470 million.