Vietjet accelerates growth via international expansion, fleet order of over 600 Aircraft, and an enhancing aviation ecosystem

(Vietjet, HoChiMinh City, July 30, 2026) – Vietjet Aviation Joint Stock Company (HOSE: VJC) has reported its positive financial results for the second quarter and the first six months of 2026.

Vietjet posts strong growth across multiple key metrics in the first half of 2026 

Growth drivers included the continuous expansion of international flight network, high transport demand, and a long-term investment strategy in a next-generation fleet order exceeding 600 aircraft and to develop an integrated aviation ecosystem spanning passenger transport, ground handling, air freight, training, engineering, financial services, and technology.

In Q2/2026 and the first six months combined, Vietjet transported over 6.2 million passengers across nearly 33,000 flights, and over 13.4 million passengers across 72,000 flights, respectively. Total cargo volume reached nearly 41,000 tonnes.

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Vietjet currently operates 213 routes, including 46 domestic and 167 international routes. During the first six months of the year, the airline launched new international routes connecting to China, Sri Lanka, Kazakhstan, and the Czech Republic. It was also expanding its footprint across South Asia, Central Asia, and especially Europe, thereby bolstering trade, investment, and tourism links between Vietnam and the world.

Amid persistent global aviation headwinds, including geopolitical volatility, fluctuating jet fuel prices, and rising operational costs, Vietjet sustained robust revenue growth. This was achieved by leveraging international route expansion, growing traffic volumes, optimizing fleet utilization, and executing effective commercial, financial, and governance initiatives.

To elevate passenger experience, Vietjet continued enhancing its product and service ecosystem—offering Business, SkyBoss, Deluxe, and Eco ticket classes—alongside hot meals, VikkiCafe, duty-free offerings, SkyFi SIM cards, foreign currency exchange services, the SkyJoy loyalty program, and various digital touch points spanning booking, check-in, and personalized services.

Vietjet continues to expand its modern ecosystem of products and services, offering a wide range of fare options—including Business, SkyBoss, Deluxe, and Eco—along with a selection of freshly prepared hot meals 

Apart from core transport activities, Vietjet continues to advance its integrated aviation group model. AirportNEO officially commenced ground handling operations at major airports across Vietnam, driving in better operational quality and on-time performance (OTP). Air cargo continued to expand in response to growing regional logistics demand. Vietjet Aviation Academy scaled up international-standard training programs, while the maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) unit is being prepared for operation—stepwise completing the value chain across operations, training, ground handling, logistics, and technical maintenance to strengthen competitive capacity and support sustainable growth.

Vietjet Thailand stepped up its network expansion and operational efficiency in Thailand using a modern Boeing 737-8 fleet. Meanwhile, Vietjet Qazaqstan delivered positive performance across its route network, stimulating connectivity and regional economic development in Central Asia.

In Q2/2026, Vietjet reported seperate and consolidated revenues of VND 25.5 trillion (approx. US$ 970.6 million) and VND 30.49 trillion (approx. US$1.16 billion), representing YoY increases of 44% and 71%, respectively. For the first six months, seperate and consolidated revenues reached VND 45 trillion (approx. US$1.71 billion) and VND 51.5 trillion (approx. US$1.96 billion), up 26% and 44% YoY, fulfilling 58.5% and 59.4% of its full-year targets, respectively.

Seperate and consolidated Q2 after-tax profit stood at VND 204 billion (approx. US$7.77 million) and VND 349 billion (approx. US$13.3 million), respectively. Cumulative after-tax profit for the first six months reached VND 1.12 trillion (approx. US$42.6 million)and VND 1.37 trillion (approx. US$ 52.2 million), achieving 55.9% and 64.5% of the full-year target, respectively.

As of June 30, 2026, Vietjet’s total assets reached VND 149.09 trillion (approx. US$5.68 billion). The net debt-to-equity ratio stood at 2.37 times and the liquidity ratio was 1.36 times, maintaining safe operational levels within the industry. During the first six months, Vietjet contributed over VND 3.95 trillion (approx. US$150.5 million) to the State budget.

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Vietjet continues to invest heavily in its fleet order book of over 600 Airbus and Boeing aircraft—among the largest in the Asia-Pacific region. During the period, the airline finalized engine agreements with Pratt & Whitney for GTF engines powering 44 Airbus A320neo aircraft, and arranged aircraft financing for 12 Boeing 737-8 aircraft, laying the foundation for its long-term international expansion strategy.

At the Singapore Airshow 2026, Vietjet, as a founding member, announced Asia-Pacific Aviation Financial Center, attracting global financial institutions and aviation enterprises to Vietnam to establish a new regional aviation hub.

The airline also pioneered the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) in operations and management, partnering with international solution providers including OpenAirlines and Satair to optimize fuel consumption, enhance operational efficiency, and reduce emissions.

In human capital development, Vietjet partnered with Aviation Australia, F Air flight school, and IATA as a certified training partner. Vietjet Aviation Academy conducted 9,662 training courses for over 99,000 trainee enrollments—including pilots, cabin crew, engineers, dispatchers, and aviation professionals—ensuring a steady supply of high-quality talent for both Vietjet and the aviation sector.

According to Brand Finance, as of May 2026, Vietjet’s brand value reached USD 906 million, reaffirming its growing international market position.

During the first half of the year, Vietjet was recognized as the World’s Best Ultra Low-Cost Airline, ranked among the Top 10 Safest Low-Cost Airlines for 2026, named a Global Best Place to Work in and among Best Companies to Work for in Asia, listed among Vietnam’s Top 50 Listed Companies, and recognized by Cirium for being the most emissions-efficient airline for intra-Southeast Asia operations.

The H1/2026 performance underscores Vietjet’s long-term strategic transition from a new-generation airline into an integrated aviation group with an extensive international network, a robust order book of over 600 modern aircraft, and a comprehensive ecosystem spanning passenger and freight transport, ground handling, training, MRO, aviation finance, and technology platforms. This foundation enables Vietjet to diversify revenue streams, optimize operational efficiency, drive sustainable long-term growth, and enhance shareholder value while contributing to positioning Vietnam as a regional and global aviation hub.