Budget airlines worldwide, including Vietnamese carriers, are cutting international flights due to surging fuel costs and disrupted air traffic from Middle East tensions. Meanwhile, some airlines like Lufthansa are foregoing kerosene price hedging, hoping for a swift end to the Iran war, while Philippine transport workers strike over high fuel costs.

Boeing has received orders for almost 100 aircraft from Vietnamese airlines, bolstering its presence in the Asian market.

Vietnamese airlines are set to reduce flights starting in April, citing a significant crunch in jet fuel availability and rising costs.

Vietnamese airlines have finalized deals worth $30 billion to purchase 90 Boeing aircraft, signaling significant expansion plans.

Vietnamese airlines may soon be required to refund passengers after just three hours of delay, a reduction from the current five-hour rule.