A long-term agreement was signed between Vietjet and Airbus International, witnessed by the President of Vietnam, Luong Cuong, and the French Head of State, Emmanuel Macron, during the latter’s visit to Vietnam. The agreement was signed by Vietjet’s Chairwoman, Nguyen Thi Phuong Thao, and Airbus International’s Chairman, Wouter van Wersch, in Hanoi.
This deal will support Vietjet’s ongoing international expansion plans, enabling the airline to increase flights on high-demand routes across the Asia-Pacific region and debut new long-haul routes to Europe in the future.
Sharing her thoughts on the partnership, Vietjet’s Chairwoman, Nguyen Thi Phuong Thao, stated, “Airbus’s modern aircraft, with their advanced performance and fuel efficiency, have accompanied Vietjet’s growth and will help us expand our network. Vietjet is committed to long-term investment in a modern fleet, contributing to the economic and technological advancement between our nations. We will continue to pioneer in offering quality, green, and sustainable flying opportunities for millions of Vietnamese and global citizens.”
The new contract with Vietjet doubles the firm orders for the A330neo family to 40 aircraft.
The new contract with Vietjet doubles the firm orders for the A330neo family to 40 aircraft. The airline also has an existing order for 96 single-aisle A320neo family aircraft. Currently, Vietjet operates an all-Airbus fleet of 115 aircraft, including 108 A320 family aircraft and seven A330-300s.
Powered by the latest-generation Rolls-Royce Trent 7000 engines, the A330-900 has a range of up to 13,300 km. The A330neo features the award-winning Airspace cabin, offering passengers a unique flying experience with enhanced comfort, space, and design, including larger personal space, bigger overhead bins, new lighting, and the latest in-flight entertainment and connectivity systems.
As of the end of April 2025, the A330 family has garnered over 1,800 confirmed orders from more than 130 customers worldwide. Like all aircraft in production, the A330neo is capable of operating with up to 50% sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) blended with kerosene, with the target of reaching 100% SAF capability by 2030.
Vietjet currently operates international routes to Australia, India, and Kazakhstan using wide-body A330 aircraft, offering passengers a comfortable journey, especially in the Business Class cabin, with delicious and distinctive cuisine served by a professional, friendly, and vibrant crew. The A330 wide-body aircraft will continue to accompany Vietjet in conquering farther destinations and meeting the diverse needs of passengers and tourists.
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This long-term order will support Vietjet’s ongoing international expansion plan, enabling the airline to boost frequencies on high-demand routes across the Asia-Pacific region and debut new long-haul services to Europe in the future.
Vietjet Orders 20 Wide-body Aircraft from Airbus
Vietjet has bolstered its wide-body aircraft fleet with a new order for A330neo planes, bringing the total number of these state-of-the-art jets to 40. This significant investment in the A330neo showcases the airline’s commitment to offering passengers a superior flying experience. In addition to these wide-body aircraft, Vietjet also has 96 A320neo narrow-body jets on order, demonstrating their confidence in the Airbus family of aircraft to meet their operational needs.
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“Vietjet Thailand is thrilled to announce the delivery of its first aircraft in October 2025. This marks a significant milestone in the airline’s expansion plans, enabling us to strengthen our domestic and international flight network. With these new aircraft, we aim to offer our passengers enhanced connectivity and an unparalleled travel experience.”
