Vietjet announces up to a 50% discount for passengers booking Deluxe tickets
Vietjet, Vietnam’s leading new-age carrier, is offering up to a 50% discount for passengers booking Deluxe tickets from now until November 20, 2024.
Flying with Vietjet’s Deluxe tickets offers Indian passengers a comprehensive 3-in-1 package that includes up to 20kg of free checked baggage, complimentary seat selection, and free flight schedule changes (*). With fares starting from just INR 11,999 (all-inclusive, one-way), bookings can be made easily through the official website www.vietjetair.com, the Vietjet Air app, or via authorized agents worldwide.
For SkyJoy loyalty members, any transaction over VND 1,000,000 (approx. INR 3,410) (*) can earn up to 1,000 SkyPoints (**). These points can be redeemed for exclusive gifts from Vietjet and over 250 prestigious partner brands.
To meet the rising demand from local and international travelers, Vietjet has expanded its network with a new direct route connecting Da Nang to Ahmedabad, along with increased flight frequencies to popular Northeast Asian destinations like Busan (South Korea), Hong Kong, and several cities in Taiwan (China), including Taipei, Taichung, and Kaohsiung.
As the festive season of 2024 approaches, Vietjet invites passengers to embark on a joyful journey, offering exceptional service aboard its modern fleet. Passengers can indulge in green organic meals, choose from nine delicious hot meal options, and enjoy vibrant cultural and artistic experiences at 10,000 meters, all delivered by professional flight crews dedicated to making your flight unforgettable.
Additionally, in India, the airline has established several strategic expansions, operating a total of 29 weekly round-trip flights and creating direct connections between Vietnam and four key Indian cities – New Delhi, Mumbai, Ahmedabad, and Kochi. VietJet’s footprint and connectivity between Vietnam and India are well established, expanding through modern fleets, dedicated crews, and attractive promotions specific to Indian customers.
