Vietjet and AVIC Cabin Systems enter comprehensive cooperation in aircraft interiors and aviation supporting industries
WVR - On April 15, in Beijing, Vietjet and AVIC Cabin Systems have exchanged a comprehensive cooperation agreement in the field of aircraft interiors and aviation supporting industries. The partnership marks a new strategic chapter between the two parties, amid increasingly strengthened industrial and technological cooperation between Vietnam and China.
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| Vietjet and AVIC Cabin Systems have exchanged a comprehensive cooperation agreement in the field of aircraft interiors and aviation supporting industries. (Photo: Vietjet) |
The event took place at the Embassy of Vietnam in Beijing, under the witness of Vietnam’s Deputy Prime Minister Phan Van Giang, along with senior leaders and representatives of leading enterprises from both countries, within the framework of the State visit of Vietnam’s General Secretary and President To Lam to China at the invitation of China’s General Secretary and President Xi Jinping.
Under the agreement, the two sides will collaborate to develop advanced aircraft interior solutions, gradually enhance manufacturing capabilities, promote supply chain localization, and facilitate technology transfer. With Jiatai – a member of AVIC Cabin Systems – the cooperation also aims to develop a sustainable aviation supporting industry ecosystem in Vietnam, with the capability to integrate more deeply into the global supply chain.
Representing AVIC Cabin Systems, Mr. He Caifu, CEO of Jiatai, stated that the company is committed to delivering innovative solutions and international-standard services, while working alongside Vietjet to effectively implement projects and build a long-term partnership based on trust and quality.
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| Vietjet and AVIC Cabin Systems have exchanged a comprehensive cooperation agreement in the field of aircraft interiors and aviation supporting industries: At the ceremony. (Photo: Vietjet) |
Beyond manufacturing cooperation, the agreement is expected to serve as a platform to promote technology transfer, enhance Vietnam’s aviation industrial capabilities, and strengthen regional value chain connectivity. Together, the two sides aim to shape new links within the rapidly evolving aviation ecosystem in the Asia-Pacific region.
During Vietnam’s General Secretary and President To Lam’s visit to China, Vietjet also announced five new routes to China: Hanoi – Hangzhou, Enshi, Huangshan, and Ho Chi Minh City – Guilin, Huangshan. Among these, the Hanoi – Enshi and Ho Chi Minh City – Guilin routes have been in operation since early April 2026.
These new routes contribute to connecting key economic, cultural, and tourism centers, promoting trade, investment, and people-to-people exchanges between the two countries, while also responding to the Vietnam – China Tourism Cooperation Year.
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| Vietjet and AVIC Cabin Systems have exchanged a comprehensive cooperation agreement in the field of aircraft interiors and aviation supporting industries. (Photo: Vietjet) |
With its ambition to become a multinational aviation group, Vietjet continues to expand its international network, invest in a modern fleet, and proactively deepen its participation in the aviation value chain. The airline remains at the forefront of integrating advanced and innovative aviation technologies.
The rapid expansion of its international network is also driving corresponding demand for stronger aviation industrial capabilities and supply chain development. In this context, cooperation with AVIC Cabin Systems enables Vietjet to enhance its industrial capacity, expand its operational scale, and progressively integrate more deeply into the global aviation value chain. AVIC Cabin Systems is a member of the Aviation Industry Corporation of China (AVIC) – one of the world’s leading aviation industrial groups, with a comprehensive ecosystem spanning research, design, manufacturing, and supply. With total assets of hundreds of billions of US dollars, AVIC has over 100 subsidiaries, 26 listed companies, and a global workforce of more than 400,000 employees.
Cooperation agreements between Vietnamese and Chinese enterprises continue to make positive contributions to advancing economic, industrial, and aviation technology collaboration, further strengthening the Vietnam–China Comprehensive Strategic Cooperative Partnership in the new phase of development.
