Vietnam's Sun PhuQuoc Airways to receive 8 Airbus A330 planes by end-April 2027
The aircraft will strengthen the airline’s routes to South Korea, Russia, Kazakhstan, Japan and Australia
Sun PhuQuoc Airways is set to receive eight Airbus A330 wide-body aircraft by the end of April 2027, according to the airline's announcement on its official Facebook account. The first two of these aircraft are scheduled to arrive in Vietnam this month and begin service immediately, while the remaining six will arrive later in the year.
The airline aims to bolster its international routes to South Korea, Russia, Kazakhstan, Japan, and Australia with these new planes. Sun PhuQuoc Airways, which began operations in November of the previous year, has its sights set on expanding its fleet to 100 aircraft by the end of 2035. Additionally, the company has partnered with BAA Training for pilot training on Airbus narrow-body A320s.
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