According to OAG, in 2025, Tan Son Nhat re-enters the top 50 best-connected airports worldwide, securing the 45th position.

Sun PhuQuoc Airways has been granted Approved Maintenance Organization (AMO) certification by the Civil Aviation Authority of Vietnam, allowing it to perform aircraft repair and maintenance within its approved scope.

Despite airlines assigning boarding groups, many passengers habitually crowd boarding gates or jostle in the aisles immediately after a plane lands.

The airline will offer a special service to transport traditional apricot and peach blossoms on select domestic flights from 15/1 to 28/2, priced at VND 450,000 per bundle.

In 2025, Vietnam Airlines achieved a consolidated pre-tax profit of over 8,450 billion VND, marking its highest-ever earnings.

Vietjet ranked eighth among AirlineRatings' list of the 25 safest low-cost airlines for 2026, announced on 13/1.

Vietnam's national airline ranks 19th among the world's safest traditional airlines in 2026, climbing three positions from 2025, according to AirlineRatings.

Vietnam Airlines is adding nearly 270 flights, equivalent to about 45,000 seats, on tourist routes to major cities to serve passengers during the New Year's holiday.

Thai Vietjet will operate the Boeing 737-8 aircraft on domestic routes between Bangkok and Chiang Mai starting 24/12.

Vietjet held the topping out ceremony for its hangar projects 3 and 4 and inaugurated its first flight to Long Thanh international airport on 19/12.

The first passenger flight operated by Vietnam Airlines just landed at Long Thanh airport today, marking the beginning of civil aviation activities at Vietnam's largest airport.

Strong recovery in tourism, increased demand for family visits, and improved services are driving nearly a 10% rise in passenger numbers for low-cost carriers in 2025, according to Mordor Intelligence.

Vietjet was awarded gold at the 2025 sustainable transport development awards for its ESG strategy and emission reduction initiatives, on 12/12.

Sun PhuQuoc Airways will introduce its first international routes between Phu Quoc and Seoul (South Korea), and Taipei (Taiwan, China) starting next March.