Vietjet Launches big 7/7 Promotion: Enjoy Flying with up to 77% off all Flights

MUMBAI:
This summer, Vietjet is turning up the heat with its exciting 7/7 double-day promotion, offering Indian travellers up to 77% off (*) discounted fares. The limited-time offer will be available across the airline’s entire flight network, including direct routes linking New Delhi, Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Hyderabad, Bengaluru, and Kochi to Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City and Da Nang, Vietnam’s largest cities.

For one day only on July 7, 2025, guests booking Eco tickets at www.vietjetair.com or via the “Vietjet Air” mobile app can enjoy incredible savings using the promo code SUPERSALE77. The offer is valid for travel between August 11, 2025, and March 28, 2026 (**), making it perfect for planning an autumn and winter getaway.

To meet the rising travel demand this summer, Vietjet has added over 600,000 additional seats across its growing network of more than 145 domestic and international routes, connecting travellers to top destinations in Vietnam, India and Beyond.

As part of its global expansion, Vietjet launches two new direct routes from Hanoi to Chengdu on July 1 and to Xi’an on July 6. These new services expand the airline’s Asia flight network, offering greater access to key cultural and economic centers while reinforcing Vietjet’s commitment to regional connectivity and international growth.

The airline has strengthened India-Vietnam air connectivity, now operating 78 weekly flights between the two countries. With Vietjet’s extensive network, Indian travellers can also enjoy affordable access via Vietnam to other top destinations across Asia-Pacific, such as Bali, Jakarta, Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, as well as major cities in Australia, Japan or South Korea.

Vietjet welcomes passengers aboard its modern, fuel-efficient fleet, supported by a professional and friendly crew. Passengers can also enjoy a wide selection of delicious hot meals and in-flight specialties such as Pho, Banh Mi, and international cuisines—plus unique cultural performances at 10,000 meters.