Vietnam Airlines maintains on-time performance above industry average

Among the group’s carriers, Pacific Airlines led the industry in OTP for three straight months, posting rates of 89% in March, 96% in April and 95.2% in May, consistently maintaining the highest level nationwide despite growing operational demand.

Meanwhile, Vietnam Airlines posted a significant improvement, with OTP increasing from 80.4% in March to 89.3% in April and 89.5% in May. VASCO also delivered strong results, achieving OTP rates of 85.3%, 92.1% and 92.2%, respectively, during the same period.

All three carriers outperformed the industry average, which stood at 79.6% in March, 86% in April and 87.1% in May.

The results reflect improved operational management, coordinated efforts across the Vietnam Airlines Group ecosystem, and the dedication of staff across all service stages, from flight operations and engineering to ground handling, pilots, and cabin crew, all working toward safe, punctual and convenient travel experiences.

In recent months, the airlines have implemented a range of measures to enhance operational efficiency, optimise resources and strengthen coordination across the system, helping improve punctuality amid rising travel demand.

Speaking on the results, Vietnam Airlines Deputy CEO Dang Anh Tuan emphasised that the group has consistently maintained OTP above the industry average, adding that the achievement underscores the effectiveness of its operational solutions and system-wide efforts to ensure safe and stable operations while improving passenger experience.

Vietnam Airlines Group said it would continue enhancing operational efficiency and expanding the use of digital technology to further improve on-time performance, elevate passenger experience and strengthen its competitiveness in the international aviation market.

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