HANOI, Sept 25 (Reuters) - Vietnam's newly established

Sun PhuQuoc Airways' first commercial flight is planned for

November 1, the company said on Thursday.

Ticket sales will open from October 15, the company's

statement said, adding, adding that it has received all

necessary licences from the authorities.

Sun PhuQuoc said in June that it would initially operate

narrow-body Airbus jets, including the A321neo, and was also in

talks with Boeing ( BA ) to purchase wide-body aircraft, including

Boeing 787-9 and 787-10 planes.

It will initially operate on domestic routes, including to

and from capital Hanoi, business hub Ho Chi Minh City and

tourism destinations such as Phu Quoc, Danang and Quang Ninh,

the airline said.