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Vietnam Airlines Posts $138M Q1 2025 Pre-Tax Profit

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Vietnam Airlines has reported a significant financial rebound for the first quarter of 2025, registering a consolidated pre-tax profit of approximately $138 million. The achievement is further supported by an 11% increase in consolidated revenue, reaching $1.2 billion, signaling a sustained recovery from the post-pandemic period and effective strategic implementation by the airline.

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Volaris Reports Q1 2025 Loss On Lower Revenue

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Texel Air Australasia Gains EDTO 120 Certification for Boeing 737-800BCF in New Zealand

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T’Way Air Expands European Service with Boeing 777-300ER

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Lufthansa Group Optimizes Capacity Growth with More Efficient Airlines

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