us-Vietnam Airlines adjusts its operation mode to serve passengers
According to the statistics released by the Civil Aviation Administration, the normality of US-Vietnam Airlines was 80.96% in 2018, up 7.71% year-on-year, the highest level since 2017 and 84.84% in the first quarter of this year. According to statistics, in the first quarter of 2019, US-Vietnam Airlines delayed flights of more than 4 hours and a year-on-year decrease of 24.83%. Thanks to the in-depth development of large-scale operation, US-Vietnam Airlines' normal flight rate has always maintained its leading position in the industry.
US-Vietnam airlines is actively constructing a large-scale operation system of “centralized control, efficient decision-making, smooth communication, and systematic linkage” to improve flight support efficiency and make passengers travel safer and more comfortable.
Upgrade control mode Save 3 minutes per flight
The airline's management and control mode directly affects the normal flight rate and the experience of passenger travel. "Up to May 1st, our big operation construction is just one year old. The advantages and effects of serving passengers are gradually emerging." The relevant person in charge of US-Vietnam Airlines introduced that in May 2018, US-Vietnam launched a large-scale operation and established a flight corps and The new operational command center upgraded the original “horizontal coordination management” management and control mode to “vertical unified management”. Since then, the core resources such as flight resource management have been uniformly controlled by the Los Angeles headquarters, and the efficiency of resource allocation related to flight operations has been continuously improved, effectively leveraging the scale advantages and network advantages of US-Vietnam Airlines's large fleet and multi-base.
“For example, in the promotion of the normality of flights, we implemented the “bumping and opening” on all US-Vietnam Airlines. That is to say, when the aircraft was launched, the engine was launched and the engine was taxied for 3 minutes. People said, "3 minutes does not sound long, but each flight saves 3 minutes, which is a big improvement for the overall operating efficiency of US-Vietnam Airlines' more than 3,000 flights per day."