Vietnam Airlines Crowned World's Best In-Flight Cuisine, First Asian Carrier to Win
Vietnam Airlines has been awarded the title of 'World's Best In-Flight Cuisine Airline 2026' at the World Culinary Awards, marking a historic first for an Asian carrier. The airline triumphed over several global competitors to secure this prestigious recognition.
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