Vietjet to Operate Twice-Daily Kuala Lumpur – Ho Chi Minh City Flights

You are currently viewing Vietjet to Operate Twice-Daily Kuala Lumpur – Ho Chi Minh City Flights

Vietjet will operate twice-daily flights between Kuala Lumpur and Ho Chi Minh City starting 3 July 2026, providing Malaysian travellers with greater flexibility to explore Vietnam. The increased frequency is part of Vietjet’s ongoing expansion, offering more travel options across Vietnam and beyond for mid-year getaways.

The airline has also increased its domestic capacity on major routes linking Vietnam’s main hubs, Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi, with sought-after destinations such as Da Nang, Nha Trang, Phu Quoc, Hue, Quy Nhon and Quang Binh. With more than 500 flights operating daily and over 8.8 million seats available across its network during the peak travel season, Vietjet aims to meet growing demand for regional leisure and business travel.

For Malaysian travellers looking for affordable holiday options, Vietjet is currently offering  a 20% discount on Deluxe and SkyBoss tickets (excluding taxes and fees) on Kuala Lumpur – Ho Chi Minh City and Kuala Lumpur – Hanoi routes until 31 August 2026 (*). Promotional fares are available via the airline’s website (www.vietjetair.com) and the “Vietjet Air” mobile app.

Adding to the World Cup excitement, passengers can also enjoy exclusive football-themed gifts and special onboard dining promotions throughout the summer period. Travellers who pre-order meals through Vietjet’s Hattrick and Penalty combo packages can enjoy savings of up to 30%.

The airline is also expanding its international footprint with several new routes scheduled to launch later this year, including:

●      Ho Chi Minh City – Colombo, Sri Lanka (from 18 August 2026)

●      Hanoi – Almaty, Kazakhstan (from 10 October 2026)

●      Hanoi – Prague, Czech Republic (from 10 October 2026)

●      Nha Trang – Singapore (from 11 December 2026)

With increased capacity, an expanding route network, and flexible travel options, Vietjet continues to make air travel more accessible while supporting tourism growth and regional connectivity throughout Asia-Pacific and beyond.