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Vietjet announced five new routes connecting Vietnam and China: Hanoi–Hangzhou; Hanoi–Anshi; Hanoi–Huangshan; Ho Chi Minh City–Guilin; and Ho Chi Minh City–Huangshan. The Hanoi–Anshi and Ho Chi Minh City–Guilin routes began operating from early April 2026. The airline said the expansion broadens its network while linking key economic, cultural and tourism hubs, supporting the Vietnam–China Year of Tourism Cooperation and boosting trade, investment and people-to-people exchanges between the two countries.
The new routes add to Vietjet’s existing Vietnam–China connectivity. Vietjet stated that two of the five routes—Hanoi–Anshi and Ho Chi Minh City–Guilin—started operations from early April 2026.
Vietjet said that over more than a decade it has operated 131 routes, conducted nearly 70,000 flights, and transported 14.5 million passengers. The airline also noted that it has linked Vietnamese airports with 55 Chinese cities.
The event brought together senior executives and representatives from leading Chinese groups across finance, infrastructure, technology, aviation, rail, metro and energy. Vietjet named China Construction Bank, Shanghai Pudong Development Bank, COMAC, Huawei and other major state and private enterprises from Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen as participants.
COMAC University awarded the title of Professor to Nguyen Thi Phuong Thao, chairperson of Vietjet, in recognition of her contributions to aviation research and international cooperation.
Vietjet said the event marked a shift in Vietnam–China collaboration—from infrastructure connectivity toward trust-building, and from economic cooperation toward a long-term development partnership.
Vietjet and Sovico reaffirmed their commitment to pioneering regional connectivity, promoting trade and investment, and creating sustainable value for both communities and economies. The companies said Vietnamese and Chinese enterprises will open new flight routes as part of the broader development and growth agenda.
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