T&T Airlines, T&T SuperPort, and BVIM Fund have acquired stakes in the tourism airline, marking a significant milestone in the company’s expansion.
T&T Group has officially become a strategic shareholder of Vietravel Airlines following the successful signing of a share transfer agreement.
The agreement, finalized on December 12, includes T&T Airlines Joint Stock Company (T&T Airlines), T&T SuperPort International Logistics and SuperPort Center Co., Ltd. (T&T SuperPort), and BVIM Fund Management Joint Stock Company as new stakeholders in Vietravel Airlines.
The new shareholder list now includes Vietravel Group, Vietravel Tourism and Transport Marketing Joint Stock Company, T&T Airlines, T&T SuperPort, BVIM Fund, and individual investors Tran Doan The Duy and Doan Hai Dang.
Nguyen Quoc Ky, Chairman of Vietravel Airlines, emphasized that the addition of T&T Airlines, T&T SuperPort, and BVIM Fund as strategic partners will significantly enhance the airline’s competitiveness, broaden its flight network, and improve service quality.
This collaboration is expected to meet growing customer demand and solidify Vietravel Airlines' position as Vietnam’s first tourism-focused airline in both domestic and international aviation markets.
"The share transfer marks an important step in realizing Vietravel Airlines' investment and development plans. With the support of our new strategic partners, we are confident in the airline's sustainable growth and success in the coming years," Ky stated.
T&T Group’s Chairman Do Quang Hien described the move as a key moment for both T&T Airlines and T&T SuperPort in their growth trajectory.
The strategic partnership, he added, will provide vital resources and new opportunities for Vietravel Airlines to strengthen its market position, while also driving development across the transportation, aviation, and tourism sectors.
The collaboration is poised to enhance the country's logistics and multi-modal transport capabilities, contributing to the economic growth and raising Vietnam's international profile.
Vietravel Airlines will now play an integral role in T&T Group’s broader infrastructure and logistics projects, including Quang Ninh Port, Quang Tri Airport and Vietnam's "superport" logistics center at Vĩnh Phúc, as well as other key projects currently under development.
“With T&T Group’s support, Vietravel Airlines will not only lead the aviation industry in Vietnam and the region but also expand its services to align with global aviation industry standards. We are committed to driving economic growth and positioning Vietnam as a key player in the international aviation landscape," Hien emphasized.
Vietravel Airlines, approved by the government with an initial investment of VND700 billion (about $28 million) in 2020, was allowed to increase its charter capital to VND1.3 trillion (around $52 million) late last year.
Over the past four years, the airline has successfully connected key Vietnamese cities, such as Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, with popular domestic and international destinations, including Da Nang, Phu Quoc, Bangkok, and several cities in Japan and South Korea.
This partnership marks the beginning of Vietravel Airlines' broader strategy to expand its international network, aiming to attract more global tourists to Vietnam.
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