Honeywell and low-fare carrier Vietjet Air have signed a five-year maintenance agreement for Honeywell’s 331-350 Auxiliary Power Units (APUs) on the airline’s fleet of 30 A330s. The announcement was made at the Paris Air Show 2025 and builds upon Honeywell’s existing maintenance agreement with the Vietnamese airline.
“Honeywell is proud to support Vietjet’s continued growth with reliable, high-performance APU solutions,” said Dave Marinick, President, Engines and Power Systems, Honeywell Aerospace Technologies. “Our agreement reflects a shared commitment to both operational excellence and long-term success.”
Vietjet is currently undergoing a fleet expansion with orders for 20 A330neos and 200 Boeing 737 MAX aircraft.
“Honeywell’s advanced APU technology and global service expertise have consistently delivered performance and reliability,” said Vietjet’s Chief Executive Officer, Dr Dinh Viet Phuong. “This expanded partnership reaffirms our confidence in Honeywell as a trusted partner in scaling our widebody operations and delivering cost-efficient service across our network.”
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