Vietjet Thailand debuts Boeing aircraft on international routes, marking major fleet development milestone

Bangkok, January 29, 2026 – Vietjet Thailand today officially launched its first international service operated by the Boeing 737-8, marking a significant milestone as the airline begins deploying Boeing aircraft alongside its long-standing and efficiently operated Airbus fleet. This launch represents a key step in Vietjet Thailand’s strategy to diversify its modern, large-scale fleet and further advance sustainable development across Vietjet as a multinational aviation group.

Vietjet Thailand launches its first international service operated by Boeing 737-8

The Bangkok – Nha Trang route is operated with seven round-trip flights per week. Flights depart Bangkok at 11:40, arriving in Nha Trang at 13:30, while return services depart Nha Trang at 14:20 and land in Bangkok at 16:25 (local times). The new route offers passengers more convenient, flexible and cost-effective travel options. Directly connecting two dynamic tourism hubs of Thailand and Vietnam, the service is expected to significantly boost tourism, trade and investment between the two countries and across the Asia-Pacific region.

Vietjet Thailand presents commemorative gifts to passengers on its debut flight to Nha Trang

Vietjet currently operates the largest network connecting Vietnam and Thailand, with six direct routes: Ho Chi Minh City – Bangkok, Hanoi – Bangkok, Da Nang – Bangkok, Phu Quoc – Bangkok, Nha Trang – Bangkok, and Ho Chi Minh City – Phuket.

The inaugural flight Bangkok - Nha Trang receives a ceremonial water salute upon arrival at Cam Ranh International Airport

To celebrate the launch, Vietjet Thailand is offering special promotional fares on the Bangkok – Nha Trang route, with ticket prices starting from just THB199 (approx. USD6.4, excluding taxes and fees), available for booking until January 31, 2026. The promotion applies to travel from February 16 to November 30, 2026 (*), enabling travelers to plan their journeys throughout the year.

Passengers on the inaugural Bangkok–Nha Trang flight are warmly welcomed at Cam Ranh International Airport in a festive atmosphere

Vietjet Thailand received its first Boeing aircraft in November 2025 and initially deployed it on its domestic network in Thailand. The Boeing 737-8 is recognized for its high operational efficiency, reliability, and enhanced passenger comfort. As a new-generation aircraft, it supports cost efficiency, medium-haul network expansion, and elevated service quality across Vietjet’s network.

Passengers on the inaugural Bangkok–Nha Trang flight are warmly welcomed at Cam Ranh International Airport in a festive atmosphere

The airline plans to operate a fleet of 50 Boeing 737-8 aircraft, forming a strong foundation for expanding its international network connecting Thailand with Japan, South Korea, China, and other key markets across the Asia-Pacific region. From Vietnam, Vietjet continues to operate a new-generation Airbus fleet, with more than 500 aircraft on order, ensuring flexibility and optimized fleet deployment tailored to individual markets.

Passengers on the inaugural Bangkok–Nha Trang flight are warmly welcomed at Cam Ranh International Airport in a festive atmosphere

Equipped with advanced aerodynamics and next-generation engines, the Boeing 737-8 meets the highest global aviation standards for safety, operational efficiency and environmental sustainability. Its Boeing Sky Interior features a brighter, quieter, and more spacious cabin, with larger overhead storage bins, ensuring passengers enjoy a comfortable and engaging journey.

The modern Boeing 737-8 offers passengers a comfortable and enjoyable flying experience

With a modern, flexible fleet and an expanding route network, Vietjet further reaffirms its long-term vision as a multinational aviation group, driving aviation growth and regional economic development. The airline remains committed to creating sustainable value for partners and investors while delivering safe, high-quality and enriching journeys to millions of passengers worldwide.

(*) Terms and conditions apply.