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The President witnessed the aircraft handover signing ceremony between Boeing and Vietjet. (Photo: Xuan Ky)

Held in celebration of the 30th anniversary of the normalization of diplomatic ties between Vietnam and the United States, the event marked a significant milestone in the partnership between Vietjet and Boeing. It also underscored the strength of the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership between the two nations, fostering trade and investment while supporting the creation of hundreds of thousands of jobs across the U.S.

During the ceremony, Vietjet officially took delivery of its first Boeing 737-8 aircraft, part of a landmark order for 200 jets valued at USD 25 billion. The new aircraft is set to serve the region’s fast-growing market, elevate passenger experiences, and support Vietjet’s strategic goal of expanding its global flight network. As a new-generation airline, Vietjet continues to champion sustainable growth across both regional and international aviation sectors.

Speaking at the event, Vietjet Chairwoman Nguyen Thi Phuong Thao stressed that the delivery of the first Boeing aircraft from the historic order is a significant step forward in nearly a decade of cooperation between Vietjet and Boeing. She affirmed that it also represents a new symbol of Vietnam - US relations and of Vietjet’s aspiration to conquer the skies, bringing benefits to the economies and people of both countries.

For her part, President and CEO of Boeing Commercial Airplanes Stephanie Pope said Boeing is proud to be Vietjet’s aircraft manufacturer, serving one of the most dynamic airlines that has brought groundbreaking innovations to the aviation industry. She noted that this marks the beginning of subsequent deliveries, reaffirming the strong partnership between Vietjet and Boeing as they work together to expand their wings toward a brighter future and contribute to bilateral trade between Vietnam and the US.

The President and delegates cut the ribbon to hand over the aircraft. (Photo: Xuan Ky)

On the same day, State President Luong Cuong received President and CEO of Boeing Commercial Airplanes Stephanie Pope as part of his bilateral activities in Seattle city, Washington State of the US.

During the meeting, Boeing executive Stephanie Pope warmly welcomed State President Luong Cuong to the company’s headquarters in Seattle, describing the visit as a great honor and a reflection of the deepening ties between the United States and Vietnam.

Outlining Boeing’s strategic vision and ongoing commitments in Vietnam, Pope reaffirmed the company’s dedication to working closely with Vietnamese airlines to steadily implement bilateral agreements. She emphasized that these efforts will further enhance Boeing’s collaboration with Vietnamese partners and contribute to the broader growth of aviation cooperation between the two nations.

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