Vietjet, FPT, Masan
Group recognized in Top 50 Corporate Sustainability Awards
(Vietjet, HoChiMinh City, June
12, 2026) - Vietjet has been honored in two categories, “Outstanding
Sustainable Transport” and “HR Strategy for Sustainable Development” at the
“Top 50 Corporate Sustainability Awards 2026” (Top 50 CSA), awarded by Nhip Cau
Dau Tu Magazine.
Vietjet Standing Vice President To Viet Thang (centre) receives the Corporate Sustainability Awards on behalf of the airline
This marks the third consecutive year that the airline has been
included in the ranking, reaffirming its commitment to sustainable development
alongside its Net Zero by 2050 goal.
Evaluated against rigorous Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG)
criteria by a Panel of Judges comprising reputable experts and business leaders
from Vietnam and abroad, the recognition acknowledges Vietjet’s effectiveness
in environmental protection and sustainable development initiatives. Top 50 CSA
is an annual ranking that honors outstanding enterprises for implementing
sustainable development strategies, committing to green growth, and fulfilling
corporate social responsibility. Alongside Vietjet, this year’s ranking
features leading companies in Vietnam’s economy, including FPT, Masan Group,
and Mobile World, etc.
As a pioneer in the aviation industry’s green transition,
Vietjet leverages digital technologies and artificial intelligence (AI) to
optimize operations, enhance operational efficiency, and reduce fuel
consumption. The airline continuously invests in a new-generation fleet capable
of reducing fuel consumption by up to 20% and cutting emissions by up
to 38% compared to older aircraft models. At the same time, it actively
researches, collaborates on the development of, and deploys Sustainable
Aviation Fuel (SAF), gradually advancing its commitment to achieving Net Zero
emissions by 2050 in line with the shared direction of countries worldwide.
Alongside its environmental initiatives, Vietjet has built a
multicultural and inclusive workplace with more than 9,000 employees from 66
countries and territories. Women account for 43.55% of the airline’s workforce
and nearly 30% of management positions. Vietjet also makes significant
investments in talent development through the Vietjet Aviation Academy, which
meets European Union Aviation Safety Agency’s standards and provides
training programs for an average of 50,000 trainees annually, serving the
training needs of pilots, cabin crews, engineers, flight dispatchers, and other
aviation professionals for both the airline and the broader regional aviation industry.
Pioneering in environmental protection, sustainable development,
and community engagement, Vietjet has also received numerous international
accolades, including recognition among the world's top sustainable airlines,
"Best Places to Work in Asia"… The airline continues to connect
people, economies, and opportunities, contributing to green growth, global
integration, and the creation of a better future for communities.
