
Thai Vietjet Air
About the airline
Thai Vietjet Air (VZ) is a low-cost carrier based in Thailand, founded in 2014. Operating from its hub at Suvarnabhumi Airport in Bangkok, the airline serves regional routes across Southeast Asia with a modern fleet of Airbus narrow-body aircraft.
Fleet
Thai Vietjet Air (IATA: VZ, ICAO: TVJ) is a Thai low-cost airline established in 2014. The carrier operates from Suvarnabhumi Airport in Bangkok as its primary hub, positioning itself as a budget alternative for regional Southeast Asian travel.
The airline's network focuses on short- to medium-haul routes across the region, typical of low-cost carriers serving high-frequency point-to-point connections. Suvarnabhumi Airport serves as the operational base and main connecting point for Thai Vietjet Air's services.
Thai Vietjet Air operates a fleet composed of Airbus A320 and A321 aircraft. These modern, fuel-efficient narrow-body jets are well-suited to the airline's regional route structure, enabling cost-effective operations and frequent daily departures on key routes.