Vietjet receives CAPA Hybrid Airline of the Year award and outlines hybrid strategy
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Vietjet was awarded the 2026 Hybrid Airline of the Year by CAPA at a conference in Chitose, Hokkaido, and its leadership detailed plans to expand the fleet, introduce varied fare classes, deploy Starlink internet and develop a maintenance base.
Award ceremony
Vietjet received the 2026 Hybrid Airline of the Year award from CAPA at the CAPA 2026 Asia Leadership Conference in Chitose, Hokkaido, Japan. The ceremony took place on 1 October 2026.
Hybrid model overview
Vietjet, operating for 15 years, is developing a Hybrid airline model based on efficient operations and disciplined cost control. The model offers passengers multiple fare and service options and aims to provide a better experience.
CEO, Vice Chairman of the Board and CFO Ho Ngoc Yen Phuong said the Hybrid model offers more choice and a better experience for passengers.
Fleet and network expansion
The Hybrid strategy includes expanding the fleet with wide‑body Airbus A330 aircraft and diversifying fare classes and services, including varied menus combining Vietnamese and international cuisine.
Vietjet plans to expand its international network and improve passenger experience.
Technology and maintenance investment
Vietjet plans to deploy Starlink satellite internet on its fleet to provide high‑speed connectivity for passengers.
The airline is investing in a maintenance base at Long Thành to develop in‑country engine overhaul and repair services.
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