Operational efficiency maintained under challenging conditions
The second quarter of the year is a period of high pressure for airline operations as travel demand surges during the summer peak season, while also being affected by adverse weather conditions such as storms in the southern region and extreme weather phenomena in the North. In that context, the On-Time Performance (OTP) index not only reflects operational efficiency but also demonstrates the capabilities in management, coordination, and the ability to maintain the stability of the entire operational system.
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According to data from the Civil Aviation Administration of Vietnam, Sun PhuQuoc Airways recorded an OTP of 89.6% in April and 90.1% in May, higher than the industry average in both months. Entering June, when weather conditions were most unfavorable and the industry's average OTP dropped to 75.7%, SPA still maintained a rate of 81.3%, 5.6 percentage points higher than the overall market. Cumulatively for the quarter, the airline's OTP reached 86.9%, higher than the industry average of 82.4%.
Notably, when considering the group of the three largest airlines by operating scale in the Vietnamese market, Sun PhuQuoc Airways also recorded the highest on-time performance rate in Q2/2026. This result demonstrates the airline's ability to maintain stable operational efficiency under the same market conditions and operational pressures.
Foundation for Long-Term Growth Strategy
Maintaining stable operational quality not only reflects current operational efficiency but also creates a foundation for Sun PhuQuoc Airways to gradually expand its scale according to a sustainable development orientation.
With a customer-centric approach, the airline continues to invest simultaneously in service quality, operational capacity, and fleet size to meet the growing market demand, while preparing for international network expansion plans.
Sun PhuQuoc Airways maintains stable operational quality during a period of rapid scale expansion
According to plan, by the end of August 2026, Sun PhuQuoc Airways expects to increase its fleet size to 26 aircraft. From September 2026, the airline will put into operation the wide-body Airbus A330 aircraft, with a plan to operate 4 A330 aircraft out of a total of 32 aircraft by the end of 2026, a foundation for expanding medium-haul and long-haul routes, gradually realizing the "Rise to the World" strategy, connecting Vietnam with Central Asia, Eastern Europe, Australia, and the Middle East.
Maintaining stable operational quality during rapid scaling demonstrates Sun PhuQuoc Airways' consistent development orientation: growth accompanied by quality, a substantial foundation for the airline to gradually realize its goal of becoming a 5-star service airline, while contributing to enhancing the international connectivity of Phu Quoc and making the Jade Island a regional hub for tourism and trade.
