A Vietnam Airlines aircraft (Photo: DT).
According to its audited financial statements, the airline recorded consolidated revenue of VND 121.41 trillion (approximately USD 4.9 billion) and post tax profit of VND 7.60 trillion (approximately USD 305 million).
Although consolidated profit declined slightly compared with 2024, this was largely due to a one off surge in other income last year from debt forgiveness linked to aircraft returns.
At the parent company level, revenue reached VND 96.56 trillion (approximately USD 3.9 billion), while post tax profit rose more than 95 per cent year on year to over VND 5.42 trillion (approximately USD 217 million).
The airline said the strong profit growth reflects not only favourable market conditions but also a clear recovery in travel demand and the expansion of its international network to the largest scale in its history.
It added that improved operational discipline, optimised flight frequency, tighter cost control and more efficient cash flow management also contributed to the results.
In 2025, the carrier achieved positive performance across most key indicators, operating more than 156,000 flights and transporting over 25.6 million passengers, along with more than 340,000 tonnes of cargo.
These figures represent an increase of around 11 per cent compared with the previous year and exceeded the company’s targets.
