VietJet Aviation stock: Nine-month revenue rises 41%

Published on 11/06/2026 at 03:18 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS

VietJet Aviation stock is in focus after the carrier reported stronger nine-month revenue and profit. Network and fleet expansion remain key priorities.

Revenue Growth Meets Network Expansion

VietJet carried more than 20.7 million passengers on 111,700 flights in the first nine months of 2026.
The airline operated 223 routes, including 176 international services, and plans a Western Sydney route from January 2027.
Fleet investment and aviation technology partnerships remain central to VietJet's expansion strategy.

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VietJet Aviation reported consolidated revenue of VND 74.39 trillion for the first nine months of 2026, up 41 percent year on year, while net profit after tax reached VND 1.72 trillion. Vietnam News reported the figures on Wednesday, November 4, 2026.

The results represented 86 percent of VietJet's full-year revenue target and 82 percent of its full-year profit target. Third-quarter revenue rose 35 percent year on year to VND 22.85 trillion, while quarterly net profit after tax was VND 348 billion.

International Network Drives Growth

VietJet operated 111,700 flights and carried more than 20.7 million passengers during the nine-month period. Its network reached 223 routes, comprising 176 international and 47 domestic services, as the carrier added connections linking Vietnam with Central Asia, Europe, South Asia and Australia.

The airline has announced a Ho Chi Minh City-Western Sydney route scheduled to start in January 2027. It also took delivery of its 11th Boeing 737-8 aircraft and said it would continue adding aircraft and routes ahead of the year-end travel season.

Technology Adds Operating Capacity

VietJet is investing in onboard connectivity and maintenance capabilities through cooperation with Starlink, Rolls-Royce and CFM International. The airline also plans an aircraft maintenance centre at Long Thanh International Airport, while its Victoria Aviation Academy and ground-handling subsidiary AirportNEO support the wider operating platform.

Vietnam Airline Competition

VietJet is a Vietnam-based airline offering domestic and international passenger services, cargo, ancillary products and aviation-related services. Its official website lists more than 120 domestic and international routes, more than 400 daily flights and more than 100 aircraft.

The carrier competes with Vietnam Airlines, Sun PhuQuoc Airways and Vietravel Airlines as Vietnamese airlines expand fleets and international networks. VietJet is the largest of the named carriers by fleet size in the market figures cited by Vietnam Pictorial, while the competitors pursue different route and fleet strategies.