Vietjet has launched four new non-stop services connecting Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam to Beijing and Guangzhou in China. These routes mark a key milestone in Vietjet’s continued expansion in 2025, which also includes other new routes to India, Japan, and Singapore, highlighting the airline’s robust growth and commitment to strengthening international connectivity.
The new Vietnam-China routes include daily services from Ho Chi Minh City to Beijing and Guangzhou, as well as from Hanoi to Guangzhou. Meanwhile, the Hanoi-Beijing route initially operates three times a week before transitioning to daily service from April 27, 2025. Additionally, a new Hanoi-Shanghai service will commence on April 29, 2025, offering daily flights.
Nguyen Thanh Ha, Vice Chairwoman, Vietjet, said, “Vietjet is excited to launch four new routes from Vietnam to Beijing and Guangzhou as part of our ongoing strategy to expand our flight network. With this expansion, we will continue to provide affordable and convenient travel options for both locals and tourists, further enhancing connectivity across Asia.”
These new routes are part of Vietjet’s broader international expansion from its key Vietnamese hubs in 2025. Since mid-March, the airline has introduced direct flights from Hyderabad and Bengaluru to Ho Chi Minh City, strengthening its operations in India. Additional services from Ho Chi Minh City to Nagoya and Fukuoka in Japan will commence in late April, followed by a new route connecting Phu Quoc, Vietnam’s largest island and renowned resort town, with Singapore at the end of May.
Since launching the New Delhi-Ho Chi Minh City route in 2019, Vietjet has pioneered expanding air links between India and Vietnam, operating over 8,300 flights and transporting nearly 1.62 million passengers. Vjetjet’s flight network now connects New Delhi, Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Kochi, Hyderabad, and Bengaluru to key Vietnamese hubs, including Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, and Da Nang. Indian travelers can also take advantage of Vietjet’s international connections to popular destinations, including Bali, Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, or major cities in Australia and Northeast Asia.