Vietnam’s aircraft fleet expands 3.5 times last decade
Vietnam’s fleet of aircraft expanded 3.5 times over the last decade, Director of the Civil Aviation Authority of Vietnam Dinh Viet Thang told a recent seminar on Vietnam’s aviation industry in Hanoi.
Hanoi (VNA) – Vietnam’s fleet of aircraft expanded 3.5 times over thelast decade, Director of the Civil Aviation Authority of Vietnam Dinh VietThang told a recent seminar on Vietnam’s aviation industry in Hanoi.
The seminar onopportunities and challenges of Vietnam’s aviation industry was held by theMinistry of Transport on December 11.
From 2008 –2019, the industry saw impressive growth, Thang said, with the number of passengersand volume of cargo experiencing 5.2-fold and 3.2-fold increases, respectively.The number of domestic and international flights grew by 2.4 times and 2.44times, respectively, he continued.
Such rapidgrowth corresponds to the development of the economy and promotescompetitiveness in the industry which benefits passgeners, he said./.
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