In the first half of 2025, Vietnam Airlines reported a consolidated pre-tax profit of 6.716 trillion VND, an increase of 20% compared to the same period last year. The total salary fund for leaders in the first six months was 7.09 billion VND, up 25%. The Chairman and CEO had incomes of 793 million and 701 million VND respectively. Additionally, the airline has raised salaries by 6% for all employees starting July 2025 and enhanced benefits. However, Vietnam Airlines still faces financial difficulties, with negative equity of 3.099 trillion VND and short-term liabilities exceeding short-term assets by 34.290 trillion VND. Compared to Thai Airways and Singapore Airlines, Vietnam Airlines has lower personnel costs. The ratio of leadership income to profit at Vietnam Airlines is 0.106%, similar to Thai Airways but significantly lower than Singapore Airlines. The national airline is hoping for a 9 trillion VND capital increase plan to restructure its finances.
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