 Image Credits: Intertek
											Image Credits: Intertek
At a recent workshop held by the Hanoi Supporting Industry Business Association (Hansiba) on September 24, industry leaders emphasized the importance of the Aerospace Quality Management System—AS9100 certification for Vietnamese businesses seeking to enter the global aerospace production chain. The forum focused on how this certification can serve as a vital “passport” for local enterprises in the rapidly evolving aerospace manufacturing sector.
Nguyễn Hoàng, chairman of Hansiba and vice chairman of the Vietnam Association of Supporting Industries, highlighted the significant role the aerospace industry plays in Vietnam’s industrialization strategy, particularly in high-tech and supporting technology sectors. He noted that obtaining AS9100 certification will enable Vietnamese companies to access international markets in aerospace manufacturing.
In a collaborative effort to strengthen Vietnam’s aerospace capabilities, Hansiba, along with N&G Holdings Group and ten member companies of the Kobe Aviation Industry (KAN) in Japan, recently signed a cooperation agreement to establish the Techno Park Vietnam Complex. This partnership aims to facilitate knowledge transfer regarding technology and production processes, particularly concerning global production certifications. According to Hoàng, meeting international technical and quality standards is crucial for Vietnamese enterprises to integrate into the global aerospace supply chain.
Nguyễn Đình Thắng, Deputy Director of the Hanoi Department of Industry and Trade, underscored the city’s commitment to attracting investments in production development, particularly in the Hanoi Supporting Industry Park (HANSSIP) and other industrial zones. He urged businesses to prioritize research and investment in order to implement AS9100 certification effectively, thereby qualifying for both domestic and international production chains.
Onaga Masaru, chairman of Onaga Vietnam Company, remarked that while the aircraft manufacturing industry is relatively nascent in Vietnam, there is a growing interest from major players like Boeing, which presents significant opportunities for local companies. However, he noted that no domestic manufacturers currently meet the qualifications to participate in the aircraft supply chain.
As Vietnam seeks to solidify its presence in the aerospace sector, the emphasis on AS9100 certification marks a critical step toward integrating into the global aerospace landscape. With continued investment and commitment from local enterprises, the future of Vietnam’s aerospace industry looks promising.
 
