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VietJet Air Cargo (IATA: VJ) is the dedicated cargo unit of VietJet Air, Vietnam's largest low-cost carrier. Through its dual hubs at Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, and an extensive network spanning Asia, Australia and beyond, Goodhope Freight connects Chinese exporters to Vietnam and destinations across the region.
Key facts about VietJet Air Cargo and its cargo proposition for shippers in China.
VietJet Air Cargo representation and customer support in mainland China.
Company: Ningbo Yida Ticketing Co., Ltd (CSC Office)
Address: Room 507, Building 2, Hengfu Building, No. 858 Fuming Road, Yinzhou District, Ningbo
Shanghai: Inno Chuangzhi 311, No. 298 Guoxia Road, Shanghai
Tel: +86-13906683975
Email: yida1680@163.com
Company: Sichuan Top One Holiday Aviation Service Co., Ltd (CSC Office)
Address: Room 905, Times 1, No. 6, ZhiQuan Section, DongDa Road, JinJiang District, Sichuan Province
Tel: 028-86719358
Email: 1228509069@qq.com
Company: Hangzhou Baoli Air Agency (CSC Office)
Address: 20th Floor, Guangfu United Center, Qianjiang Century City, Huining Road, Hangzhou
Tel: +86 13958035835
Email: zhangbin@bl-air.com
Company: Beijing Yibaiweiye Information Technology Co., Ltd
Address: 17th Floor, Building 14, Zone 6, Wenhuayuan West Road, Beijing
Tel: +86 13027498283
Space Control: spacecontrol@vietjetaircargo.com
Customer Care: customercare@vietjetaircargo.com | (+84) 1900633666
Sales & Commercial: sales@vietjetaircargo.com
Interline: interline@vietjetaircargo.com
Quality Control (24/7): (+84) 912 384 770
Head Office: Vietjet Plaza, 60A Truong Son, Ward 2, Tan Binh District, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
VietJet Air Cargo currently carries cargo in the belly hold of its modern passenger fleet. The airline is preparing to enter the dedicated freighter market with 737-800F and A330-200F aircraft.
| Aircraft | Type | In service | Cargo Capacity | Typical routes | Cargo advantage |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Airbus A330-300 | Wide-body passenger (belly cargo) | 8+ | ~16–20 tonnes per flight | Hanoi/HCMC – Australia (SYD, MEL, BNE), India, Japan, Kazakhstan, Europe (planned) | Primary long-haul cargo lift; 8th aircraft received September 2025 |
| Airbus A321 / A321neo | Narrow-body passenger (belly cargo) | Multiple | ~16–20 tonnes per flight | China routes (PVG, CAN, HGH, etc.), regional Asia, Thailand, Singapore | Primary aircraft on China–Vietnam routes; reliable daily connectivity |
| Airbus A320 | Narrow-body passenger (belly cargo) | Multiple | [To be confirmed] | Domestic Vietnam, regional Asia, China routes | Regional connectivity and domestic distribution |
| Boeing 737-800F (planned) | Dedicated freighter | Planned | ~20–22 t | Short-haul regional routes | First dedicated freighter type under evaluation |
| Airbus A330-200F (planned) | Dedicated freighter | Planned | ~60–65 t | Medium-to-long-haul routes | Mid-size freighter for expanded cargo network |
* Cargo figures are approximate. VietJet has ordered over 600 aircraft including 190+ A321neo, 40 A330-900 and 200 Boeing 737 MAX, with deliveries through 2030. VietJet Cargo transported nearly 41,000 tonnes of cargo in H1 2026.
VietJet Air Cargo's extensive services to and from mainland China.
| Route | Aircraft | Frequency | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ho Chi Minh City (SGN) ↔ Beijing (PKX) | A321 / A330 | Regular | Launched Mar 2025 |
| Ho Chi Minh City (SGN) ↔ Guangzhou (CAN) | A321 | Regular | Launched Mar 2025 |
| Hanoi (HAN) ↔ Guangzhou (CAN) | A321 | Regular | Launched Mar 2025 |
| Hanoi (HAN) ↔ Beijing (PKX) | A321 / A330 | Regular | Launched Apr 2025 |
| Ho Chi Minh City (SGN) ↔ Shanghai (PVG) | A321 | Every 1–2 days | Active |
| Hanoi (HAN) ↔ Shanghai (PVG) | A320 / A321 | Every 1–2 days | Active |
| Hanoi (HAN) ↔ Hangzhou (HGH) | [To be confirmed] | Planned | Announced 2026 |
| Hanoi (HAN) ↔ Guilin (KWL) | [To be confirmed] | Planned | Announced 2026 |
| Ho Chi Minh City (SGN) ↔ Guilin (KWL) | [To be confirmed] | Planned | Announced 2026 |
VietJet serves routes to multiple Chinese cities including Guangzhou, Sichuan, Shanghai, Beijing, Guilin, Hangzhou, Huangshan and Enshi. Please consult your local agent for the latest schedule.
Destinations reachable from China through the VietJet Air Cargo network (via Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City hubs).
VietJet Air Cargo's network spans Asia, Australia and Europe (planned), with dual hubs at Hanoi (HAN) and Ho Chi Minh City (SGN). The airline operates 213 routes including 46 domestic and 167 international routes. Key destinations include:
Recommended China routing: Shanghai / Guangzhou / Beijing / Hangzhou → Hanoi or Ho Chi Minh City (VietJet Air Cargo) → final destination (Asia, Australia, Europe planned). Please consult your local agent for the latest schedule.
Why Chinese exporters choose VietJet Air Cargo for Vietnam, Asia and Australia-bound cargo.
For Chinese manufacturers, traders and e-commerce businesses, VietJet Air Cargo offers a uniquely positioned, rapidly expanding air freight solution with four distinct advantages.
Extensive and growing China network. VietJet operates one of the most comprehensive China networks of any Vietnamese carrier, connecting Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City with Beijing, Guangzhou, Shanghai, Hangzhou, Guilin, Huangshan and Enshi. The airline launched 4 new China routes in 2025 and announced 5 additional routes in 2026, demonstrating a clear commitment to the China market. With daily or every-1-to-2-day frequencies on key routes, Chinese shippers benefit from flexible departure options and reliable capacity.
Dual hubs enabling seamless onward connections. With dual hubs at Noi Bai International Airport (HAN) in Hanoi and Tan Son Nhat International Airport (SGN) in Ho Chi Minh City, VietJet offers two distinct gateways into Southeast Asia. Cargo from northern China can route via Hanoi for efficient connections to Europe and Central Asia, while cargo from southern China can route via Ho Chi Minh City for connections to Australia and Southeast Asia. The airline also operates a Bangkok hub that offers transshipment opportunities to its larger Asia network.
Comprehensive cargo products and dangerous goods certification. VietJet Air Cargo offers a full suite of products including general cargo, perishables, high-value goods and dangerous goods. The airline has been officially approved to transport dangerous goods (DG Cargo) to key international airports including Sydney (SYD), Melbourne (MEL), Brisbane (BNE), Tokyo Narita (NRT), Osaka Kansai (KIX), Seoul Incheon (ICN), Hong Kong (HKG) and Macau (MFM). This certification is particularly valuable for Chinese exporters of lithium batteries, chemicals, aerosols, paints and compressed gases.
Strategic partnerships and expanding capacity. VietJet Air Cargo has established partnerships with Teleport (for Delhi–HCMC belly space management), UPS (for Asia–US cargo services), Japan Airlines (for Japan–Vietnam code-share cargo), and YTO Express (for China–Vietnam logistics links). The airline is preparing to enter the dedicated freighter market with plans for 737-800F and A330-200F freighters. VietJet's total order book exceeds 600 aircraft including 190+ A321neo, 40 A330-900 and 200 Boeing 737 MAX, ensuring substantial capacity growth through 2030.
On cost and reliability, VietJet's low-cost operating model translates into competitive air freight rates on the China–Vietnam lane, while the airline's IATA IOSA certification and modern fleet (average age 3.3 years) ensure high operational standards. Goodhope Freight consolidates and negotiates on the China side, so exporters benefit from consolidated rates, predictable departures and local Chinese-language support.
How to book VietJet Air Cargo space from mainland China through Goodhope Freight.
How VietJet Air Cargo's dual hubs and specialised services create value for freight from China.
VietJet Air Cargo is built around a dual-hub strategy: Tan Son Nhat International Airport (SGN) in Ho Chi Minh City and Noi Bai International Airport (HAN) in Hanoi. The airline also operates a Bangkok hub that offers transshipment opportunities to its larger Asia network. With 213 total routes including 46 domestic and 167 international, VietJet has built one of the most extensive networks of any Vietnamese carrier. The airline is a member of IATA and holds IOSA safety certification.
Dangerous goods and special cargo handling. VietJet Air Cargo has been officially approved to transport dangerous goods (DG Cargo) to key international airports including Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Tokyo Narita, Osaka Kansai, Seoul Incheon, Hong Kong and Macau. The airline handles all nine classes of dangerous goods including explosives, gases, flammable liquids, flammable solids, oxidising substances, toxic substances, radioactive materials, corrosive substances and miscellaneous dangerous goods. This capability is particularly relevant for Chinese exporters of lithium batteries, chemicals, aerosols, paints and compressed gases.
Strategic partnerships and network expansion. VietJet Air Cargo has established a robust network of partnerships:
— Teleport: Exclusive commercial rights for Delhi–HCMC belly space, leveraging Teleport's seven Southeast Asia hubs
— UPS: Cargo services between Asia and the US, beginning with garments, seafood, medical goods and other products from Vietnam, Thailand and other Southeast Asian countries
— Japan Airlines: Code-share cooperation on all flight services between Japan and Vietnam, boosting Asia cargo volumes
— YTO Express: Partnership to enhance China–Vietnam logistics links, with a focus on ACMI (Aircraft, Crew, Maintenance and Insurance) opportunities
Digital booking and tracking. VietJet Air Cargo offers online booking through the SmartKargo portal, accessible via the dedicated cargo subdomain at cargo.vietjetair.com. The airline's cargo operations are supported by advanced digital solutions for revenue management, e-booking and capacity optimization.
Future growth and fleet expansion. VietJet is preparing to enter the dedicated freighter market with plans for 737-800F and A330-200F aircraft. The airline has total orders for over 600 aircraft including 190+ A321neo, 40 A330-900 and 200 Boeing 737 MAX, with deliveries through 2030. In H1 2026 alone, VietJet carried nearly 41,000 tonnes of cargo, demonstrating strong momentum in its cargo business. With a modern fleet, dual hubs, comprehensive cargo products and a clear strategic focus on cargo growth, VietJet Air Cargo is a reliable partner for Chinese exporters targeting Southeast Asia, Australia and beyond.