Vietnam Airlines joins the AAPA

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Vietnam Airlines is the latest member to join the Association of Asia Pacific Airlines (AAPA), as announced by a press release on 14 November, with immediate effect.
As part of the AAPA, Vietnam Airlines will participate in the Association’s meetings and joint activities, where members can stay updated and exchange information about the trends in the aviation industry. Airline members also receive in-depth insights, forecasts, and advice from the group’s regular monthly distribution.
On 9-10 November 2023, the AAPA organised its 67th Assembly of Presidents in Singapore, which gathered airline leaders to discuss relevant issues in air transport and aviation, with a core focus on sustainability. The conclusion of the event, which was hosted by airline member Singapore Airlines, saw the passing of a series of resolutions covering sustainability, aviation safety and regulatory impact.
Airline leaders have agreed to a ‘collective’ target of 5 percent SAF utilisation by 2030, and the trade association is calling on governments, fuel producers, airports, and other industry organisations to come together globally, to accelerate the transition to renewable energy and push the ambitious goal to carbon neutrality by 2050.
The AAPA’s membership now stands at 15 airlines, which include Air Astana, Air India, ANA, Bangkok Airways, Cathay Pacific, China Airlines, Eva Air, Garuda Indonesia, Japan Airlines, Malaysia Airlines, Philippine Airlines, Royal Brunei Airlines, Singapore Airlines, Thai Airways and Vietnam Airlines.
Questions & Answers
Q.When did Vietnam Airlines officially become a member of the AAPA?
When did Vietnam Airlines officially become a member of the AAPA?
Vietnam Airlines joined the Association of Asia Pacific Airlines on 14 November. Their membership was effective immediately following the press release announcement on that date.
Q.What is the AAPA's collective target for sustainable aviation fuel by 2030?
What is the AAPA's collective target for sustainable aviation fuel by 2030?
The airline leaders within the AAPA have agreed to a collective target of 5 percent Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) utilisation by 2030. They are also aiming for carbon neutrality by 2050.
Q.What kind of topics were discussed at the recent Assembly of Presidents?
What kind of topics were discussed at the recent Assembly of Presidents?
The 67th Assembly of Presidents, held in Singapore, focused on sustainability, aviation safety, and regulatory impact. Airline leaders discussed relevant issues in air transport and aviation, agreeing on several resolutions.
Q.How many airlines are now members of the Association of Asia Pacific Airlines?
How many airlines are now members of the Association of Asia Pacific Airlines?
Following Vietnam Airlines' addition, the AAPA's membership now comprises 15 airlines. These include major carriers such as Singapore Airlines, Cathay Pacific, and Japan Airlines.
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