According to statistics from the Vietnam Ministry of Planning and Investment on the development of enterprises in 2020 and the first five months of 2021, the COVID-19 epidemic has caused a serious decline in Vietnam's air transportation market share, and the demand for air transp

According to the statistics of the draft enterprise development plan of the Ministry of Vietnam's Planning and Investment on 2020 and the first five months of 2021, the new crown pneumonia epidemic has caused a serious decline in the market share of Vietnam , and the demand for air transportation has dropped significantly compared with 2019, with a decrease of 34.5%. To between 65.9%, air transport revenue in 2020 fell by an average of 61% compared with 2019.

Report shows that the COVID-19 epidemic during the 2021 Lunar New Year caused an 80% decrease in aviation revenue compared with the same period. Many aviation companies have reduced their debt repayment ability and are close to the limit of their repayment ability. The Vietnamese Ministry of Planning and Investment shows that the loss of Vietnam Airlines (Vietnam Airlines) in the second quarter of 2021 is expected to be 4.8 trillion Vietnamese dong (approximately RMB 140 million), and is expected to be the first six months of this year. The total loss will reach 10 trillion VND (approximately RMB 290 million).

Vietnam National Airlines said that the COVID-19 epidemic caused the head office's revenue and other revenue to fall by 65.3% compared with the same period in 2020, of which the service revenue fell by 63.7% compared with the same period last year, equivalent to 8511 billion Vietnamese dong (about 250 million yuan). ), Vietnamese national airlines' domestic revenue fell by 25.8%, international revenue fell by 97%, and chartered flight revenue fell by 83.5%. At the same time, the revenue reduction is greater than the cost reduction, resulting in a decrease in after-tax profit of more than VND2793 billion (about RMB 81 million). At present, Vietnamese national airlines need to repay overdue debts of VND (about 180 million yuan).

For private airlines such as Yuejie and Yuezhu, the Vietnam Planning and Investment Department evaluated that in 2020, Vietnam's private airlines optimized various operating activities and maintained the production and operation of the company by transferring the assets and investment projects accumulated in the early stages. . However, the Vietnamese Ministry of Planning and Investment said that it is expected that Vietnam's private airlines will face difficulties in 2021, with an estimated funding gap of tens of trillions of VND. (Reporter Zhou Yang of the General Station)

(Editor Zhang Wenjun)