RTX's Collins Aerospace to support Vietjet's 44 new GTF‑powered A320neo jets

RTX's Collins Aerospace to support Vietjet's 44 new GTF‑powered A320neo jets
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On 12 October 2026 RTX said it will provide technical and maintenance solutions for Vietjet Air’s additional 44 GTF‑powered Airbus A320neo family aircraft through the FlightSense program.

FlightSense is intended to guarantee component availability, reduce aircraft downtime and give cost predictability, while Vietjet’s chief commercial officer said the extension will strengthen engineering administration, optimise operations and reliability and lay a foundation for fleet and network growth; the airline currently operates 27 A321neo aircraft and has orders for 165 more A321neo and 20 A321XLR aircraft, with 24 A321neo and 20 A321XLR selected in February 2026.

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The expanded FlightSense contract is expected to improve Vietjet’s operational reliability and support its planned fleet and network expansion.

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