Miss Vietnam 2016, Do My Linh, recently drew attention with a playful comment regarding her husband, Do Vinh Quang, who is the Chairman of Vietravel Airlines. After the airline signed a significant agreement to purchase 50 new Airbus aircraft, she shared her congratulations on social media, saying, "Congratulation. Shopping dữ quá chồng tui," which translates to "Congratulations. That's quite the shopping spree, my husband." This humorous remark quickly captured the interest of her followers, highlighting the couple's affectionate dynamic.

The agreement between Vietravel Airlines and Airbus was officially signed in Paris, with the deal involving 20 Airbus A220 and 30 A321 aircraft, including the A321neo and A321XLR models. The first deliveries are expected to begin in 2029. This acquisition is part of Vietravel Airlines' strategy to expand its international flight network, aiming to connect Asia with South Asia, Central Asia, and several Middle Eastern markets.

Do Vinh Quang, born in 1995, is the second son of Do Quang Hien, the founder of T&T Group. Before taking on the role of Chairman of Vietravel Airlines, he was known for his involvement in football, having become the Chairman of Hanoi FC at just 25 years old. In April 2025, he was elected as the Chairman of the Board of Directors for Vietravel Airlines for the 2025-2030 term. This recent aircraft deal marks a significant milestone in his career, as he aims to develop and expand the airline within the T&T ecosystem.

Since their marriage in October 2022, Do My Linh has maintained a low profile regarding her personal life, often sharing simple, everyday moments with her family on social media. Her recent lighthearted comment not only celebrates a major business achievement but also reflects the couple's close relationship. While Do My Linh jokingly referred to the purchase of 50 airplanes as "shopping," for Do Vinh Quang, it represents a long-term vision for the airline's growth and success.

As Vietravel Airlines prepares for this ambitious expansion, the focus will shift from the number of aircraft purchased to how effectively the new fleet can operate and serve its intended markets.