Vietjet air fleet. — Photo courtesy of the airline

HCM CITY — Vietjet has increased its capacity by 25,000 seats, equivalent to 120 additional flights in anticipation of the upcoming Việt Nam National Day Holiday from August 31 to September 3.

This move aims to meet the travel demands of citizens and tourists across its domestic and international flight network, Vietjet said in a statement. 

With the expected surge in passenger traffic during the Việt Nam National Day peak travel period, Vietjet has also concentrated resources, including additional personnel at airports, to assist people and tourists with check-in procedures and to provide a green flying experience with dedicated service from professional flight crews on modern aircraft.

Additionally, Vietjet has recently launched an automatic flight information notification service via popular messaging apps Zalo and WhatsApp, enhancing convenience for its passengers.

The airline said it has also opened sales on domestic travelling routes to and from major cities such as HCM City, Hà Nội, Đà Nẵng, Nha Trang, Phú Quốc and Huế.

Passengers can book their flights in advance via the official website www.vietjetair.com or the Vietjet Air mobile application, as soon as possible to choose the most suitable flights at reasonable costs for their holidays with family and friends, according to Vietjet. 

Vietjet is currently offering promotional tickets starting from as low as zero đồng (exclusive taxes and fees) during its golden hours from noon to 2pm every day.

Additionally, passengers flying on eco class can enjoy free checked baggage and those opting for Business and SkyBoss tickets can receive a 30 per cent discount, applicable to both domestic and international routes, including destinations in Australia, India, Japan, South Korea, China, Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Laos and Cambodia.

An international recognition 

Vietjet Vice President Tô Việt Thắng (left) receives the Best Company To Work For 2024 award. — Photo courtesy of the airline

Vietjet has been honoured as one of the best companies to work for in Asia 2024 at the HR Asia Awards 2024, a prestigious international award in the field of human resources, held annually across 16 countries and territories.

Vietjet has consistently received this esteemed award, attributed to its outstanding human resource policies, attractive benefits and top-tier working environment.

Gathering a high-calibre workforce, Vietjet currently employs over 6,000 from more than 50 countries and territories. Each year, thousands of applicants vie for positions at Vietjet, being drawn not only by its excellent welfare policies, but also by the professional working environment and vast development opportunities.

At Vietjet, employees benefit from annual health check-ups and continuous training programmes. The company also places great emphasis on recognising and rewarding the academic achievements of employees' children, who are always prioritised for future recruitment into the airline.

The working space is designed with an open layout, convenient and comfortable, featuring abundant greenery and environmentally friendly materials, aiming for sustainable development.

To help employees rejuvenate and enhance creativity, a complex including a food court, shopping mall, entertainment areas, a cinema and a gym are all located right within the company’s headquarters building.

The airline also invests in and equips its facilities with the most modern equipment, using high-tech applications at airports, maintenance areas and especially on the planes themselves. 

Vietjet Aviation Academy regularly organises international standard training courses for Vietjet employees. — Photo courtesy of the airline

Vietjet Aviation Academy (VJAA) frequently organises international standard training programmes for Vietjet employees.

Recently, VJAA has become an official training partner of the International Air Transport Association (IATA), a significant step forward, affirming its pioneering position and vision in human resource development not only for the airline, but also for the regional aviation industry. — VNS