CAPA names VietJet hybrid airline of year for VietJet Aviation stock

Published on 10/16/2026 at 09:56 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS

VietJet wins CAPA's October 3 award for hybrid strategy. VietJet Aviation stock is linked to VND 51,536 billion first-half revenue.

Hybrid strategy and financial scale

CAPA named VietJet Asia Low Cost/Hybrid Airline of the Year on October 3, 2026.
First-half revenue reached VND 51,536 billion, up 44 percent year over year.
First-half profit after tax reached VND 1,372 billion, equal to 64.5 percent of the annual plan.

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VietJet Aviation (ISIN VN000000VJC7) was named Asia Low Cost/Hybrid Airline of the Year on October 3, 2026, giving the airline a fresh operating and strategy marker. According to Vietjet Air, CAPA presented the award at its Asia aviation leadership summit in Chitose, Japan.

Hybrid strategy gains a concrete marker

The award recognizes VietJet's development of a hybrid model after 15 years of operations. The company combines competitive fares with additional services, a wide-body Airbus A330 fleet, and plans to deploy Starlink satellite Internet across its fleet, according to Vietjet Air.

What does 44 percent growth mean?

The operating narrative is supported by the first-half numbers. VietJet reported consolidated revenue of VND 51,536 billion for the first six months of 2026, up 44 percent year over year and equal to 59.4 percent of its annual target. Consolidated profit after tax reached VND 1,372 billion, or 64.5 percent of the annual plan, according to Vietjet Air.

The comparison between revenue and profit is important for investors. Revenue reached 59.4 percent of the annual target, while profit reached 64.5 percent of the plan, putting earnings progress ahead of the sales target on the disclosed measures.

Scale remains the investor context

VietJet's official website describes a network of more than 120 domestic and international routes, over 400 daily flights, more than 6,000 employees, and a fleet of more than 100 aircraft. Those operating figures frame the award as part of a broader international expansion strategy rather than a standalone marketing event.