Vietjet has delivered strong business momentum in Q3 2025, achieving approximately 97% of its annual target while reinforcing its market position between India and Southeast Asia. The airline’s accelerated expansion in India–Vietnam routes—launching new services in 2025—is a key driver behind its robust performance.In the first nine months, Vietjet reported an air transport revenue of about VND 52.329 trillion (US$1.98 billion) with a pre-tax profit of VND 1.987 trillion (US$75.5 million), registering a 28% year-on-year increase. For the full consolidated period, revenue reached VND 52.769 trillion (US$2 billion) and profit rose to VND 2.051 trillion (US$77.9 million), up 17% YoY. Ancillary income, contributing 41% of air revenue at VND 6.893 trillion (US$261.8 million), grew 19% YoY.The airline now operates 219 routes (169 international, 50 domestic) as of 30 September 2025, carrying 21.5 million passengers with a fleet of 98 aircraft. The load factor sits at 86% and technical reliability at 99.72%. Strengthening India-Vietnam links is central to Vietjet’s growth strategy: new direct routes tie Indian cities such as Delhi, Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Hyderabad, Kochi and Bengaluru to Vietnamese hubs including Hanoi, Da Nang and Ho Chi Minh City. These connections open up seamless access across Asia-Pacific for Indian travellers.With a board-approved 20% stock dividend (over 118.3 million shares, nominal value VND 1.183 trillion/US$44.9 million) and major investments underway—including a new Aircraft Maintenance Centre at Long Thanh airport, adoption of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) and workforce training at its Aviation Academy—Vietjet is signalling confidence in long-term growth and sustainability. The airline has already been recognised with the “Asia’s Leading Airline – Customer Experience 2025” title.“Our India–Vietnam connectivity and innovation in ancillary products are key to our growth,” says Vietjet.
