Thai Vietjet Air targets revenue double and 50‑aircraft fleet by 2028
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- Thai Vietjet Air announced plans to double its revenue by 2028 and grow its fleet to 50 aircraft, more than twice its current size.
- The carrier has already received 17 Boeing 737‑8 jets and expects to add 12 more by the end of 2026, reaching 39 aircraft in 2027 and the 50‑aircraft target in 2028; it carried over 3.5 million passengers in the first half of 2026 with an 85 % seat occupancy and expanded its network to 36 routes by June 2026.
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The expansion will increase capacity on Thailand’s domestic market and could intensify competition among low‑cost carriers.
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