Vietjet celebrates the launch of its new routes at Mactan-Cebu International Airport (MCIA), connecting Cebu with Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City.Vietjet has launched three new routes between Vietnam and the Philippines, connecting Ho Chi Minh City with Cebu and Clark, and Hanoi with Cebu. Announced on 10 November 2026, the expansion aims to boost tourism, trade and cultural exchange between the two countries.
Each route will operate three round-trip flights per week, giving travellers more options to explore both destinations.
Vietjet expands its Philippine network
The launch ceremonies took place at Mactan-Cebu International Airport and Clark International Airport. Local leaders and tourism authorities attended the celebrations. The inaugural flights also received traditional water cannon salutes to mark the start of the new services.
The new routes complement Vietjet’s existing Ho Chi Minh City–Manila service. They also strengthen connections to key economic and tourism centres across the Philippines.
Cebu offers access to scenic islands and a vibrant cultural scene. Meanwhile, Clark provides a gateway to Central and Northern Luzon. Vietjet is now the only airline operating direct flights between Ho Chi Minh City and Clark.
More travel options between Vietnam and the Philippines
The expanded network also gives Filipino travellers more opportunities to discover Vietnam’s cultural heritage and major cities. From Vietnam, passengers can connect to popular domestic destinations and international markets, including Australia, Japan and South Korea.
Nguyen Thanh Son, Vietjet CEO, said: “The launch of three new direct routes to Cebu and Clark reflects Vietjet’s growing presence in the Philippine market and reinforces our role in connecting economic and tourism hubs, countries and cultures through air travel.”
Special launch promotions
To celebrate the new routes, Vietjet is offering promotional fares from 10–12 November 2026. Eco fares start from USD0, while international Deluxe fares receive a 25% discount.
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