Vietjet Thailand has welcomed its newest aircraft at Suvarnabhumi International Airport in Bangkok. This marks the first of 50 aircraft to be delivered and operated by Vietjet Thailand between now and 2028. The expansion aims to meet the growing travel demand and enhance connectivity across key destinations in the Asia-Pacific region.
Vietjet receives its first Boeing 737-8 aircraft at the Boeing factory in Seattle, USA.
The Boeing fleet is a strategic investment for Vietjet Thailand. The airline will launch its first commercial flight using the Boeing 737-8 on the domestic route Bangkok–Chiang Mai, followed by its first international route Bangkok–Cam Ranh in December 2025. In Vietnam, the airline continues to operate its Airbus fleet. Leveraging its expertise in operating next-generation aircraft and a global partner ecosystem, Vietjet is strengthening its international network through key aviation hubs in the Asia-Pacific region and gradually expanding to Europe and the Americas.
Vietjet’s first Boeing aircraft takes off from King County International Airport (Boeing Field) in Seattle.
The Boeing 737-8 features advanced aerodynamics and the latest LEAP-1B engines, fully compatible with sustainable aviation fuel (SAF). This reduces CO2 emissions by 15–20% and noise levels by up to 50% according to ICAO standards. With a maximum range of 6,570 km, the aircraft can operate on longer routes, connecting more distant destinations. The Boeing Sky Interior design offers a spacious and modern cabin, along with larger overhead bins, ensuring a comfortable and enjoyable journey for passengers.
The Boeing 737-8 lands at Suvarnabhumi International Airport in Bangkok.
Vietjet’s order of 200 aircraft from Boeing is a landmark agreement that significantly contributes to the bilateral trade balance between Vietnam and the United States. The modern fleet will continue to drive aviation and economic growth in the region, creating sustainable value for investors while delivering safe, high-quality, and memorable journeys for millions of passengers worldwide.
Vietjet celebrates the arrival of its first Boeing 737-8 aircraft into its fleet.
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