Vietjet is set to resume flights to Da Lat from August, coinciding with the reopening of Lien Khuong International Airport on 19 August 2026. The airline will restore five domestic routes, connecting Da Lat with Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, Hai Phong, Vinh, and Da Nang, offering more travel options to this popular highland destination.

The airline plans to operate 28 return flights weekly on the Hanoi–Da Lat route, seven on each of the Ho Chi Minh City–Da Lat and Vinh–Da Lat routes, four between Hai Phong and Da Lat, and three between Da Nang and Da Lat. This resumption aims to facilitate easier access for both domestic and international travellers to Da Lat, renowned as Vietnam's "City of Flowers."

Tickets are now available on Vietjet's website and mobile app, with promotional offers such as the "It's 12 o'clock, Let's Vietjet!" campaign, featuring fares starting from US$0, excluding taxes and fees.

Earlier this year, Vietjet's "Fly Vietjet, Strike Gold" campaign attracted millions with prizes including gold, silver, and flight vouchers. The campaign will return in September with a larger prize pool, offering more opportunities for passengers to win rewards.

Vietjet, a leading private carrier in Vietnam, operates 135 aircraft and has nearly 600 on order. The airline is recognised for its safety and has been named Best Low-Cost Carrier by several organisations

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