VietJet Air: April 2026 Flight Reductions – Routes & Schedules

VietJet Air is reducing service on multiple international routes throughout April and into early May 2026, according to a notice published Monday.

The airline will scale back flights between Cam Ranh/Nha Trang and Busan from seven weekly to four, with a temporary increase to five weekly flights beginning April 22. Service between Cam Ranh/Nha Trang and Seoul Incheon will be reduced from seven to six weekly flights during the same period. Flights between Da Nang and Kuala Lumpur will decrease from seven to four weekly, while Da Nang to Seoul Incheon will drop from seven to five weekly.

Further reductions include the Hanoi-Bangkok Suvarnabhumi route, decreasing from two daily flights to one. Hanoi-Denpasar service will be cut from seven to four weekly. Similarly, Hanoi-Kuala Lumpur and Hanoi-Singapore routes will each see reductions from seven to four weekly flights.

From Ho Chi Minh City, flights to Ahmedabad will fall from seven to four weekly. The Ho Chi Minh City-Bangkok Suvarnabhumi route will see a more substantial decrease, from 28 to 18 weekly flights. Ho Chi Minh City-Denpasar will be reduced to one daily flight, down from two. Flights between Ho Chi Minh City and Singapore will decrease from 18 to 14 weekly, further reducing to 11 weekly flights starting April 4. The Ho Chi Minh City-Taichung route will be reduced from seven to four weekly flights.

Service from Phu Quoc will similarly be affected, with flights to Seoul Incheon decreasing from two to one daily and flights to Singapore dropping from seven to four weekly. VietJet Air also indicated potential frequency reductions on selected domestic routes, though details were not specified.

Seoul Incheon Airport confirms that VietJet Air operates from Terminal 1. According to recent performance data from the airport, VietJet Air completed 1167 flights between December 23, 2025, and March 22, 2026, with 73% arriving on time – within 15 minutes of their scheduled arrival. Approximately 10% experienced moderate delays, and another 10% experienced significant delays, while 7% were subject to major delays. No flights were canceled or diverted during that period, with an average delay of 16 minutes.