Hung Viet attends the Aviation Forum, Aviation Day RMIT 2022

On 29/07/2022, Hung Viet sent representatives to attend the Aviation Forum – Aviation Day, held at RMIT University's Saigon South campus.

Present at the event were delegates from Vietnam and Australia representing aviation regulatory authorities, airlines, aviation training institutions, business partners, and students interested in learning opportunities in this industry.

Some notable guests include:

• Mr. Ho Minh Tan – Deputy Director General of the Civil Aviation Authority of Vietnam (CAAV),
• Mr. Nguyen Chien Thang – Deputy General Director of Vietnam Airlines Corporation (VNA),
• Mr. Nguyen Dang Quang – Head of the Safety and Quality Division of VNA,
• Mr. Lam Quang Nam – Director of VNA's FTC Flight Training Center,
• Together with professors and leaders in charge of aviation training at RMIT University.

RMIT Universityorganized an Aviation Forum in order to help experts and educators in aviation in Vietnam and Australia connect and gain a deeper understanding of the industry’s needs, and to encourage the necessary and timely policies to lead the development of the industry.

At the Aviation Forum, speakers from RMIT University presented an overview of the university's aviation training.

In 135 years of operation, RMIT University has provided 80 years of training for aviation personnel, including technical staff and pilots; places of instruction are Melbourne, Hong Kong, and Singapore.

Facilities include the Point Cook training base, multiple flight simulation systems, a flight operations management simulation system, air traffic flow simulation, laboratories, a flying school, and a dedicated fleet, with an investment of about AUD 20 million.

RMIT has close ties and cooperation with businesses and agencies in the aviation industry, such as Qantas, ATSB, and others…

RMIT currently offers a Bachelor of Applied Science in Aviation, a Bachelor of Aviation Pilot Training, a dual degree combining a Bachelor of Applied Science in Aviation and Business Administration, together with many other programs related to safety in the aviation industry.

VNA representatives shared the urgent current demand for personnel in Vietnam's aviation industry, especially in the period after the Covid-19 pandemic, to help Vietnam's economy get back in step with the recovery of the world economy.

In addition, representatives of the FTC Center presented VNA's specific pilot-training needs, with a vision to 2035, for each aircraft type such as the A320/A321, B787, and A350, as well as VNA's current pilot training process.

Aviation Forum– Aviation Day 2022 is expected to be an occasion for stakeholders to connect and clarify supply and demand in workforce training for the aviation industry.

Drawing on useful information from the Aviation Forum, Hung Viet will plan to promote and support the partnership between RMIT and VNA, as well as other airlines in Vietnam, in the period ahead.