AirAsia Philippines is kicking off the new year with a significant boost to its international footprint, officially announcing the launch of two new direct routes from Manila to Vietnam’s most iconic destinations: Hanoi and Da Nang.
Starting March 20, 2026, the airline will operate four weekly flights to both cities, reinforcing its commitment to regional connectivity and providing Filipino travelers with more affordable gateways to Indochina.
To celebrate the launch, AirAsia is offering introductory one-way base fares starting at ₱888 (exclusive of fees and surcharges).
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Booking Period: Now until February 1, 2026
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Travel Period: March 20 to October 25, 2026
The new routes will operate every Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday, featuring convenient afternoon and evening departures to maximize travel time for guests.
| Route | Frequency | Departure Days |
| Manila to Hanoi | 4x Weekly | Mon, Wed, Fri, Sun |
| Manila to Da Nang | 4x Weekly | Mon, Wed, Fri, Sun |
The addition of Vietnam follows AirAsia Philippines’ recent successful expansion, including the activation of its Cebu hub. This move is a strategic step toward dominating the budget travel market in Southeast Asia while stimulating the local economy through increased tourism. “The addition of Vietnam to our route network highlights AirAsia Philippines’ commitment to growth and leadership in the budget travel market,” said Capt. Suresh Bangah, CEO and President of AirAsia Philippines. “Our hope is to give Filipino travelers more choices, better value, and easier access to exciting destinations. We also aim to bring more tourists to the Philippines to contribute to economic growth.”
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Hanoi: The capital city offers a blend of ancient culture, French-colonial architecture, and a world-renowned street food scene.
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Da Nang: Known as the gateway to Central Vietnam, it provides easy access to the Golden Bridge (Ba Na Hills), the ancient town of Hoi An, and pristine beaches.
Travelers are encouraged to book their seats early via the AirAsia MOVE app or website to take advantage of the introductory rates.
