Vietjet Air Faces Global Asset Freeze by UK Court Over $250M Debt
Vietnamese airline Vietjet Air has been hit with a global asset freeze by a UK court over a $250 million debt to a London-based investment firm. The court found the airline intentionally refused payment and posed a risk of asset concealment.
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