Tag: Vietnam Airlines

During the 9-month period of 2025, Vietnamese airlines maintained a significant share, carrying nearly 44 million passengers, up over 8%, and more than 343,000 tons of cargo, an increase of over 5% compared to the same period last year.

The State Capital Investment Corporation has recenty injected an additional VND7.77 trillion ($293 million) into the national flag carrier.

The national flag carrier celebrating its 30th founding anniversary on June 1.

Operated by an Airbus A321, the flight marked the beginning of commercial operations at the Terminal T3.

The national flag carrier now operates six routes between Vietnam and China, with a total of 40 flights per week.

The national carrier’s new direct international route will start from from March 30, connecting Ho Chi Minh City's Tan Sơn Nhat airport to the world's largest airport.

The ranking made by AirlineRatings.com, a global aviation safety and product rating agency.

The non-stop service, to be conducted by Vietnam Airlines, scheduled to start from July 1, 2025.

Some 15 million passengers have been served on the air route since.

It securing the fifth position with on-time performance of 81.8%.

National flag carrier has been serving routes between Vietnam and Australia for the last 30 years.

September 19-21 gathering to examine all aspects of safety, including flight operations, cabin operations, and emergency response.

Route suspended due to Covid-19.

Rankings from AirlineRatings.com based on safety, products and services, and passenger reviews, among other things.

National flag carrier resumes three routes as China loosens its Covid-19 prevention and control measures.

The T&Y SuperPortTM Company - a joint venture between the T&T Group and Singapore’s YCH Group - signed a memorandum of cooperation with Vietnam Airlines and Vietnam Railways (VNR) in Hanoi on August 12 to promote and develop Vietnam’s logistics sector and improve freight transport capacity between Vietnam and elsewhere.

A project restructuring Vietnam Airlines in the 2021-2025 period, which is being consulted on before being finalized for approval by a General Meeting of Shareholders, offers three major solutions to avoid losses and overcome the situation of controlled securities.

Many factors remain obstacles for the aviation sector but breakthroughs are entirely possible.

The consolidated financial statements of Vietnam Airlines recorded a loss of VND2.7 trillion ($116.22 million) in the first quarter of 2022, down 34 per cent compared to the first quarter of 2021. However, the national flag carrier’s equity has also become negative after nine consecutive quarters of losses. As of the end of March, equity was negative VND2.16 trillion ($92.97 million) and accumulated losses nearly VND24.6 trillion ($1.06 billion).

The Ministry of Transport (MoT) has approved a proposal from Vietnam Airlines to conduct 16 flights of passengers with “vaccine passports” from November to January. This will meet demand among Vietnamese citizens wanting to return home and will help the national flag carrier overcome the difficulties from the pandemic.