The 180-seat aircraft was registered under VN-A561 and placed in service on November 6 to serve passengers in both domestic and international air routes.
This is the ninth modern aircraft slated for receipt by Jetstar Pacific, which previously announced plans to increase its fleet to ten before the upcoming Lunar New Year Festival.
The Sharklet bent back wing tip was designed to offer a fuel savings option on Airbus A320 aircraft.
