Review of Bamboo Airways flight from Hanoi to Duong Dong in Economy

Hi guys. Welcome to my next report on Flight-Report. Today, I will fly with Bamboo Airways from Hanoi to Phu Quoc on their newest Boeing 787-9. But first, please check out my trip report about this flight on YouTube. This video is more detailed than the script version on Flight-Report and has more special things there, so I hope you guys will check out, like the video and support to my channel by subscribe Vinavia on YouTube :D 

And here is the script report. Hope you guys will enjoy :D

Today's flight would start at Terminal 1, Noi Bai International Airport, Hanoi.

To prevent the spread of Wuhan coronavirus outbreak in Vietnam, nearly everyone are wearing masks these days.

Today, I would fly on flight QH1621 to Phu Quoc, and the estimated departure time would be 1.55 pm

The airport was really crowded recently because Lunar New Year holidays was over and everyone were trying to go back to work. That's why the check-in queue was really long.

Bamboo Airways' check-in area

After 25 minutes waiting, I finally got my boarding pass. Then I went to the security check area in order to get into airside.

Finally, after another 25 minutes, I made it into airside. Then I headed to the departure gate for this flight right away.

Here was the departure gate or this flight: gate 8.

This was the aircraft for today's flight: A Boeing 787-9 named Quy Nhon City with the registration of VN-A829, and it was 1.5 years old. This aircraft was joined Bamboo's fleets on January 18th, 2020, and this is their newest B787 in their fleets.

Boarding

This was my seat on this flight: seat 43K.

Legroom was pretty large and spacious to me.

Tray table

Universal power socket is located under the front seat.

Personal screen, with USB port with headphone jacks are located under the screen.

Adjustable headrest

View from my window, and cabin view from my seat.

30 minutes after boarding, the aircraft started pushback and taxi to the runway. Safety demonstration was demonstrated during that time.

Take-off

Unfortunately, the IFE system was not yet available on this flight. And on the screen, there were just 2 buttons: a reading light button, and a call crew button.

About 20 minutes after take-off, snacks were served.

And here is a snack tray that I got.

A hot pastry with sausage filling

… and a yogurt cup.

For drink, I asked for a cup of Pepsi.

Even though the food for this flight wasn't so special, it tasted really tasty. The pastry was flavourful & buttery, and I really like the presentation in a tray of this meal.

In the seat pocket, I had: a sickness bag, a safety card, and an inflight magazine of Bamboo Airways named LOOK. 

After the meal tray was cleaned, I went to the lavatory and took a glance there. This lavatory was shiningly new, and as always, I'm really
impressed with the cleanliness on Bamboo's lavatories.

Cabin view

View from my window, and cabin view from my seat during the flight.

After 1 hour and 30 minutes in the air, the aircraft started to descend and prepared for landing.

Landing

Disembarkation

My journey had ended at Phu Quoc International Airport, Phu Quoc. Thank you for reading and watching, and see you in the next report :D