This marks a significant milestone, affirming Vietjet’s sustainable development capabilities in its global route expansion strategy. The airline is well-prepared to meet the growing travel and trade demands during the year-end period.
Equipped with the state-of-the-art Rolls-Royce Trent 700 engines, which are fuel-efficient, the A330 aircraft will immediately operate on long-haul routes to Australia, India, Japan, Kazakhstan, and Europe. This ensures a comfortable and modern flying experience for passengers.
The aircraft stands out with its elegant golden silk stripe and vibrant red-gold hues, symbolizing the spirit of integration, cultural connectivity, and global development. With a modern fleet and over 400 new aircraft on order from Airbus and Boeing by 2030, Vietjet continues to expand its network, leveraging advanced technology to optimize operations. This commitment enhances sustainable value for investors and delivers safe, memorable journeys for customers worldwide.
“Billionaire Pham Nhat Vuong’s Conglomerate Launches an Unprecedented Nationwide Initiative”
“This initiative will bring about immense benefits for millions of Vietnamese citizens, positively impacting their lives and empowering them with new opportunities and a brighter future.”
The Green Initiative: Four Vietnamese Banks Embrace the Green Trade Union
Vietnam is now home to four commercial banks that are proud members of the prestigious Alliance for Green Commercial Banks: OCB, HDBank, MSB, and VPBank. These financial institutions have taken a leading role in the country’s journey towards a sustainable and environmentally conscious future. By joining this esteemed alliance, they have demonstrated their commitment to driving positive change and contributing to the global effort to combat climate change.
Racing Against Time: Vietnam Airlines and Vietjet Receive Crucial Directive from Deputy Prime Minister for Long Thanh Airport Project
During the inspection, the Deputy Prime Minister urged the departments in charge to reaffirm their commitment to completing certain items and works by December 19, ensuring quality, aesthetics, and environmental standards are met.
“Shrimp Exports to the US Face a Tide of Taxes and Trade Barriers”
The seafood industry is facing a myriad of challenges, as shared by a representative from the Fisheries Association at a recent conference. The speaker expressed hopes for a more conducive environment and tailored financial tools to emerge in the future, akin to what NamABank offers, enabling seafood businesses to thrive sustainably and enhance their global competitiveness.
Unlocking Green Finance in Vietnam: From a “Common Language” to an International Financial Center
Experts have outlined a clear roadmap to boost sustainable investment in Vietnam. The government’s introduction of a “common language” is seen as a breakthrough policy move, while the future establishment of an International Financial Center is expected to be the “key” to enhancing transparency and investor confidence. These foundational solutions aim to bridge the gap between the massive capital requirements for Net Zero goals and the current market’s modest size.
