Last weekend, Vietjet’s brand-new aircraft, an A320 (coded VN-A662), landed at Ho Chi Minh City’s Tan Son Nhat International Airport, Ho Chi Minh City after flying from Toulouse in France.
The aircraft – an A320 with Sharklet wingtips – is the eighth of the milestone agreement between Vietjet and Airbus for purchasing and leasing 100 aircraft. The aircraft with advanced design which helps reduce fuel costs, CO2 emissions is expected to boost the carrier’s efficiency and protect environment.
With this addition to its fleet, Vietjet is now operating 27 brand-new and modern A320s and A321s, helping the new-age airline to improve service quality and further develop its network in Vietnam and across the Asia-Pacific region.