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Booking flights to Phu Quoc is the fastest and most popular way to reach the island. Phu Quoc International Airport sits south of Duong Dong town and handles many domestic flights a day from Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City and other cities.
This guide covers the airlines flying in, typical flight times, when to book and practical notes on baggage and airport transfers.
Airlines flying to Phu Quoc
Domestic airlines that commonly fly to Phu Quoc include Vietnam Airlines, Vietjet Air, Bamboo Airways and Sun PhuQuoc Airways. Routes, frequencies and schedules change by season, so check the latest timetable on each airline’s official website or app before booking.
- Full-service airlines: fares often include checked baggage and a light meal depending on fare class.
- Low-cost airlines: lower base fares, with checked baggage and seat selection charged extra. Add everything up before comparing.
Typical flight times
| Direct route | Typical flight time |
|---|---|
| Ho Chi Minh City – Phu Quoc | About 50 minutes – 1 hour |
| Hanoi – Phu Quoc | About 2 hours – 2 hours 15 minutes |
| Hai Phong – Phu Quoc | About 2 hours – 2 hours 15 minutes |
| Da Nang – Phu Quoc | About 1 hour 30 minutes |
Actual times depend on each airline’s schedule and weather.
Flights from Hanoi
This is one of the busiest routes, with several flights a day. The direct flight takes just over 2 hours, which works well for a 3–5 day trip. Fares rise quickly in summer and around Tet, so book early. If convenient times are sold out, consider flying via Ho Chi Minh City.
Flights from Ho Chi Minh City
A short hop of about an hour with many daily departures, so it is easy to find a good time. Popular for weekend trips. Travellers in the Mekong Delta can also take a fast ferry from Rach Gia or Ha Tien.
From Can Tho and other cities
Routes from Can Tho, Vinh, Thanh Hoa, Da Nang and other cities may be seasonal or less frequent. If there is no direct flight on your date, the usual options are to connect via Ho Chi Minh City or travel to Rach Gia or Ha Tien for the ferry. Compare options in how to get to Phu Quoc.
When to book for a good fare
- Peak season (holidays, Tet, summer): book several weeks to months ahead.
- Low season (around July to October): good fares are easier to find, even closer to the date.
- Flight times: early morning or late evening flights are sometimes cheaper.
- Flexible dates: use the monthly fare view on airline websites to spot cheaper days.
- Promotions: sign up for airline newsletters to catch sales.
Not sure when to go? Read the best time to visit Phu Quoc to balance weather and fares.
Baggage notes
- Check what cabin and checked baggage your fare includes; adding it at booking is usually cheaper than at the airport.
- Phu Quoc fish sauce has special rules for air transport. Ask the shop about approved packaging and check your airline’s policy before buying it as a gift.
- Carry valid ID; children need documents as required by the airline.
From the airport to town
The airport is about 10km from Duong Dong. Options include taxis, ride-hailing apps, hotel shuttles and buses where a suitable route exists. Many resorts offer airport pickup, so ask when booking. See where to stay by area in our Phu Quoc hotels guide.
FAQ
How long is the flight from Hanoi to Phu Quoc?
A direct flight takes about 2 hours to 2 hours 15 minutes.
How much are flights to Phu Quoc?
Fares vary by airline, class, booking time and season. The quickest way to check is the daily fare view on the airline’s official website or app.
Are there direct international flights to Phu Quoc?
Yes, Phu Quoc has an international airport with some seasonal international routes. International visitors should check the visa policy that applies to Phu Quoc before travelling.
Should I fly or take the ferry?
Flying is fast and convenient from far away. The ferry suits travellers near Rach Gia or Ha Tien in the Mekong Delta.
See our complete Phu Quoc travel guide to plan the rest of your trip.