Vietjet and UPS, a global leader in logistics,
recently entered into an agreement to leverage each others
global and regional network by further growing trade lanes from
Asia to destinations in the U.S.
The agreement provides Vietjet with
access to UPSs extensive global network via UPSs browntails
while UPS will be able to tap on Vietjets extensive reach within
Vietnam, Thailand and all over Asia.
The agreement with Vietjet comes at a significant
time for trade in Vietnam, said Russell Reed, Managing Director
of UPS Vietnam and Thailand. As Vietnams economy embraces growth
momentum, the country is poised to benefit from shifts in global
manufacturing and trade flows, and UPS, together with Vietjet,
hope to expand import and export opportunities for businesses of
all sizes in Vietnam, enabling them to trade with greater ease and
confidence on a global scale.
Prior to the agreement, Vietjet and UPS Express
had collaborated to handle cargo on Thai Vietjets
return COB (cargo on board) flights from Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh
(Saigon) to Bangkok.
Vietjet Cargos CEO, Do Xuan Quang, said, Besides
operating an expanding passenger flight network in Vietnam and
Thailand, Vietjet has been one of the first airlines in Asia to
navigate towards air cargo as part of a new business strategy
being unfolded in response to the global pandemic. The cooperation
with UPS paves the way for Vietjet to make Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City
and Bangkok regional logistics hubs for one-stop-shop cargo
transportation services from Asia to western destinations as we
further expand our domestic flight network in the countries and
boost international services not just within Southeast Asia but
also in Northeast Asia.
Vietjet was one of the first airlines in Vietnam
to be given
approval to carry cargo in the passenger cabin (CIPC)
and has since conducted international cargo flights to
Japan, South Korea, China, Hong Kong, Thailand, Malaysia and
Indonesia. New flights to Taiwan from Vietnam and Thailand are
also planned while increasing flight frequency on current routes.
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