- Vietjet orders 20 additional Airbus A330-900s, doubling its widebody commitment.
- New aircraft to support long-haul expansion to Europe and boost Asia-Pacific routes.
- A330neo brings fuel efficiency, modern Airspace cabin, and SAF compatibility.
Vietjet has signed a significant agreement with Airbus to acquire 20 more A330-900 aircraft, enhancing its fleet for the next phase of international growth.
This move aligns with Vietjet’s commitment to efficient, sustainable travel. The A330neo’s fuel-efficient design, next-generation Rolls-Royce Trent 7000 engines, and compatibility with up to 50% Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) reflect the airline’s focus on reducing its carbon footprint while delivering a premium experience through Airbus’s award-winning Airspace cabin.
Vietjet Sets Sights on Europe with 20 More Airbus A330neos
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The recent order of 20 Airbus A330-900 aircraft by Vietjet doubles its previous commitment and represents a strategic leap into the long-haul aviation market. This expansion is intended to meet rising passenger demand and unlock new routes, particularly to Europe, while strengthening existing services across Asia-Pacific.
The aircraft will feature Airbus’s advanced Airspace cabin, offering passengers more personal space, enhanced lighting, and the latest in-flight connectivity. These comfort-focused upgrades are expected to position Vietjet competitively among international carriers.
The A330neo’s capability to fly over 13,000 kilometers non-stop opens the door for Vietjet to serve destinations far beyond its current reach. Combined with modern fuel efficiency and reduced operational costs, the aircraft offers a solid foundation for long-term international operations.
This order also showcases the growing aerospace ties between France and Vietnam, symbolized by the presence of both nations’ presidents at the signing. Airbus further cements its role as Vietjet’s sole aircraft supplier, with the airline now operating an all-Airbus fleet.
Vietjet’s expanded A330neo order signals its bold ambition to become a key player in long-haul air travel, while embracing efficiency, comfort, and sustainability.
“Modern Airbus aircraft, with the latest levels of efficiency and lower fuel consumption, have accompanied Vietjet’s growth and will continue to support our global flight network expansion.” — Nguyen Thi Phuong Thao, Chairwoman of Vietjet