Vietnam aviation: Embraer sees regional aviation as major contributor to country’s development
As an engine of socio-economic growth, regional aviation development is indispensable to the markets and the communities it serves.
In the case of an emerging market such as Vietnam, regional aviation will not only improve the connectivity from big cities to lower density destinations, but also the international connectivity to the neighbouring countries of Vietnam, such as the Southeast Asia region and China, according to the aircraft manufacturer Embraer.
With a population of around 100 million and one of the fastest growing economies in Southeast Asia, Vietnam needs additional aviation capacity to sustain the projected air transport demand, in line with the country's projected economic growth of 6.4% between 2021 and 2030.
Embraer believes its aircraft portfolio is a good fit for the market.
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