Vietjet and Safran
Aircraft Engines have signed a Memorandum of Understanding that
will lead to Safran Aircraft Engines supporting Vietjet with fleet
management services, training, R&D programs including fuel
efficient usage, technical management and help in setting up
regional level support maintenance capabilities.
Vietjet’s Vice
President Dinh Viet Phuong, said, “This agreement marks a new
milestone in strategic partnership between Vietjet and Safran –
CFM. We are convinced that new engines will improve our operation
capability, enable us to fulfill our long-term development
strategy in the global market and better our services. We also
believe that the new agreement will contribute positively to the
economic and trade exchange between Vietnam and France, and create
more jobs for the citizens of both nations.”
“We are very
pleased to be an integral part of VietJet Air’s long-term growth
strategy,” added Philippe Couteaux, Senior Vice President, Sales &
Marketing at Safran Aircraft Engines and CFM. “This MoU is in line
with our recent commercial agreements with VietJet Air and also
reflects the relationship of mutual trust between the airline and
Safran Aircraft Engines and CFM. VietJet Air selected us because
of our recognized expertise and experience in support services.”
While in France, Vietjet’s leaders also inked a finance
agreement with GECAS France on purchasing and leasing six A321neo
aircraft worth US$800 million. More on this to come.
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