Vietnam Airlines secures preliminary backing for $2.9 billion aircraft financing package
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Vietnam Airlines has received a loan of up to 2.9 billion US dollars (around 2.5 billion euros) from the Export Import Bank of the United States. With this loan, the airline aims to finance the purchase of 50 Boeing 737 Max aircraft.
Vietnam Airlines secures $2.9B for Boeing 737 MAX jets
Vietnam Airlines has received a commitment from the Export-Import Bank of the United States covering financing tied to its planned acquisition of 50 Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft. The commitment, valued at more than $2.9 billion, supports the airline’s narrowbody fleet renewal program and marks another step toward bringing Boeing single-aisle aircraft into Vietnam Airlines’ fleet. The aircraft are part of a 50-jet order finalized with Boeing earlier…
Vietnam Airlines secures preliminary backing for $2.9 billion aircraft financing package
The commitment marks a significant milestone in the airline’s capital arrangement process, laying a favourable foundation for Vietnam Airlines to continue discussions with international lenders and advance its long-term fleet development strategy. EXIM’s Preliminary Commitment enhances Vietnam Airlines’ access to international financing sources at competitive costs while diversifying its funding channels. Photo: Vietnam Airlines EXIM…
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