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Airlines witness Q1 earnings rise driven by tourism and reduced fuel costs

Airline company goes public with Q1/2025 pre-tax earnings exceeding VNĐ3.6 trillion (US$140 million), largely thanks to tourism rebound, reduced fuel costs, and streamlined management.

Airlines witness Q1 earnings rise driven by tourism and reduced fuel costs

🔥 Let's dive into the incredible surge of our website Airlines in Q1 2025! 🛬

H magazin, here's the lowdown on our website Airlines' staggering success in Q1! With a whopping pre-tax profit of over VND3.6 trillion (roughly $140 million), our airline is flying high, propelled by an impressive international tourist recovery, dropping fuel prices, and sleek operations. 🚀

Vietnam welcomed a historic 6 million international tourists in Q1 - an all-time high for the period. That’s not all! 🤩 Total international passenger traffic topped 11.7 million, jumping 13.3% YoY (Year-over-Year), while domestic travelers reached 9 million, inching up 3.6%. 🌏

But wait, there's more! Our Airlines Group, consisting of our Airlines, Pacific Airlines, and VASCO, served a collective 6.2 million passengers in the first quarter, with our Airlines accounting for an impressive 6 million, up 6.5% against the same period last year. 📈

The best part? All international markets reported positive growth, with Indian passengers seeing a significant 26.6% spike, followed closely by the Middle East at 25.8% and Northeast Asia at 13.6%. 🇮🇳👍 This boost can be attributed to the resurgence in routes to mainland China, Hong Kong, Taiwan (China), resulting in a hefty 13.6% growth in Northeast Asia. Japan and Australia demonstrated strong demand too, with premium Japanese travelers nearly reaching 90% of their pre-pandemic levels. 🇯🇵🇦🇺🌟

Revenue reached an impressive nearly VND31.1 trillion in Q1, with the parent company earning about VND25 trillion. 💰 As for fuel costs, average prices stayed around $91 per barrel, dropping roughly 5% compared to last year. This fuel savings helped offset operational costs. ⛽

To top it all off, our Airlines outdid itself in cargo services, beating revenue targets by over VND220 billion and boosting aircraft utilization by nearly 10%. Additional aircraft leasing during the Tết (Lunar New Year) holiday, along with adjusted flight schedules amid global engine recalls, cemented their position as a powerhouse in the industry. 📈

And if that isn’t enough to impress you, our Airlines expanded international routes, rolled out inflight Wi-Fi on Airbus A350s, and proudly claimed the distinction of being the first in Vietnam to implement biometric and digital ID check-ins. 💻📱️🔒

This is just the beginning, folks! With such record-breaking arrivals and market-specific surges, it's safe to say that our Airlines is destined for nothing but greatness. 🚀🌟 To stay in the loop on their latest developments, make sure to visit their website or follow them on social media. 🌐📱️ Start planning your next adventure! 🌅🌆✌️

Inside our website Airlines' new wide-body Boeing 787-10 aircraft. our website Airlines carried over six million passengers in Q1, up 6.5 per cent compared to the same period last year. - VNA/VNS Photo

  1. The amazing growth of the website Airlines was fueled by an average yield of approximately VND311 billion in revenue for the first quarter.
  2. The unique combination of factors, such as recovery in international tourism, lower fuel prices, and smart operations, contributed to the airline's remarkable pre-tax profit of over VND3.6 trillion (roughly $140 million).
  3. During the first quarter, markets like India, the Middle East, and Northeast Asia experienced significant growth in passenger numbers, with Indian passengers witnessing a 26.6% increase.
  4. The airline group, consisting of Airlines, Pacific Airlines, and VASCO, served 6.2 million passengers, with the Airlines accounting for a remarkable 6 million.
  5. Looking forward, the successful expansion of international routes, the implementation of biometric and digital ID check-ins, and the rollout of inflight Wi-Fi on Airbus A350s suggest that the website Airlines is poised for continued success and innovation in the travel industry.
Aviation business, Airlines, records pre-tax earnings surpassing VNĐ3.6 trillion (US$140 million) in Q1/2025, thanks to tourism resurgence, reduced fuel costs, and streamlined operations.

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