Taiwan low-cost airline, V-Air has announced that the airline would cancel the route after 10^th July. After inaugurating the Taipei-Macau route on 10^th April, V-Air operated three flights a week, with the airline's representative saying he hoped to increase this to one flight a day in June. However, having flown this route for three months V-Air has announced that the airline would cancel the route in July.

Senior marketing manager Tang Duntai said that after launching the airline the average passenger capacity was only around 40 per cent in April and 50 per cent in May. Due to fierce competition, the company plans to adjust its development strategy. It will add one more airplane on 1^st June and increase the routes between Taoyuan and Bangkok in July. At the same time, it would apply to fly to Japan and Korea. For the Macau routes, he said the company needs to investigate the market further to decide whether it should resume service or not.

For those who had bookings after 10^th July, Tang Duntai said that these passengers could choose to take the flights at any time unconditionally or apply for refund. Customers paying by credit card would be refunded, too.