Three managers connected to Vietnam Airlines are charged with allegedly taking bribes linked to excess baggage charges, according to reports. A Singaporean man, identified as an acting or deputy station manager of Vietnam Airlines Company at the time, is alleged to have received S$41,700 in bribes. The Straits Times also reports that two other managers, described as being from firms linked to Vietnam Airlines, are accused of obtaining about $48,000 in total bribes from two individuals. The allegations relate to payments made in connection with excess baggage fees, suggesting the bribes were offered or accepted to affect how those charges were handled. The reports describe the accused as managers at or associated with Vietnam Airlines operations, and note the amounts involved in the separate cases. The coverage does not indicate any outcomes yet, and the charges are presented as allegations pending legal proceedings.