VietJet is set to launch flights from Western Sydney International Airport, starting with twice-weekly services to Ho Chi Minh City in January, ramping up to three times weekly by March — a move timed with Vietnam’s president’s visit to Australia and aimed at serving the city’s large Vietnamese community. The airline, already eyeing slots at Sydney Kingsford Smith, could expand further across Australia, while the new airport welcomes Air New Zealand and Singapore Airlines later this year — joining Qantas and Jetstar’s October debut. VietJet’s regional expansion continues as it builds toward becoming Southeast Asia’s aviation powerhouse.
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