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With an initial investment of VND2.4 trillion ($103.6 million), IPP Air Cargo will start with five freighters. It estimates revenues of $71 million in the first year of operation. It would be the only cargo-dedicated airline in Vietnam, where all six carriers prioritize passenger transport.
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28 sie 2022 · IPP Air Cargo, Vietnam's first cargo airline, could start flying from November, with several partnerships already established, says its chairman Jonathan Hanh Nguyen. Nguyen told VnExpress that the Government Office has ordered six related ministries for their feedback on licensing IPP Air Cargo.
30 paź 2022 · Jonathan Hanh Nguyen, chairman of the airline’s parent company Imex Pan Pacific Group (IPPG), told VnExpress Saturday that air cargo demand would decline given the current global turmoil. Nguyen said air cargo fares have dropped to affordable levels for both FDI and other firms engaging in international trade.
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IPP Air Cargo will use large aircraft to fly goods such as fresh fruits and frozen seafood from Vietnam to foreign countries, and collaborate with foreign partners to transport goods, including high-value items, from overseas to Vietnam.
Local IPP Air Cargo has axed plans to become Vietnam’s first cargo airline, but Germany’s Lufthansa Cargo has expanded operations. - VnExpress International
Vietnam’s seaports handled nearly 112 million tonnes of cargo in the first two months of 2024, a year-on-year increase of 8%, statistics from the Vietnam Maritime Administration revealed. - VnExpress International
