
Vietnam Airlines aims for profit despite soaring fuel costs
Vietnam Airlines is aiming for full-year profitability by expanding aircraft leases and improving operational efficiency amidst soaring fuel costs. Meanwhile, Vietnam is pursuing diverse initiatives to support economic growth, including enhancing real estate market transparency, fostering the semiconductor industry, and establishing a carbon market.
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