Bamboo Airways inked three co-operation agreements with strategic partners in Germany, and is set to sign another on aircraft maintenance with the Air France Industries KLM Engineering and Maintenance.
Particularly, the carrier signed co-operation agreements with Aviareps Group, which has nearly 30 years of experience in providing solutions for aviation services; Airbridge International Agencies, a global service provider of cargo management; and Lufthansa Technik, the engineering company of Germany's largest aviation group for aircraft maintenance services.
An investment promotion forum to introduce the potential and chances of Vietnamese economic fields was held in Frankfurt, Germany, on Tuesday, seeing the participation of nearly 300 delegates.
It was part of activities in Germany to promote investment in Viet Nam, which are underway until March 14.
Dang Chung Thuy from the Embassy of Viet Nam said Germany is the largest trade partner of Viet Nam in the European Union (EU) and Viet Nam is the leading partner of Germany in Southeast Asia.
Numerous corporations in Viet Nam have taken the initiative in boosting cooperation and meeting stringent requirements of the German and EU markets, including FLC Group.
He expressed his hope that the forum will open up chances for businesses of the countries to work together, especially in fields that Viet Nam holds huge potential in such as aviation, tourism, golf and resort real estate.
Chairman of FLC Group Trinh Van Quyet said his group has been taking part in efforts to draw foreign investment to Viet Nam, and Germany is among its target markets in Europe.
He said FLC Group’s carrier Bamboo Airways expects to expand its network to other German major localities alongside the current route linking with Frankfurt, turning the country into a leading market of the airline in Europe.
Bamboo Airways is keen to partner with German carriers to operate new routes, and with tourism companies so as to create an impulse for the development of future regular commercial flights to Germany and Europe at large, he added.
In addition to aviation, high-end products in resort tourism, golf and real estate of FLC Group attracted the attention of German investors, amid German tourists’ rising travel demand to Viet Nam.
The FLC Group will join similar activities to bolster investment in Viet Nam this year. It is scheduled to take part in the Viet Nam Week in the UK, slated for later this month. — VNS