Global technology company FPT has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Singapore-based SATS to collaborate on artificial intelligence (AI) and digital innovation across Singapore, Vietnam, and the broader APAC region.
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This partnership combines SATS’ deep expertise in ground handling and in-flight catering services with FPT’s comprehensive capabilities in AI and digital transformation. Through this MOU, FPT and SATS aim to jointly explore strategic projects that integrate AI for modernising aviation logistics services, optimizing operational efficiency, enhancing resilience and elevating the overall passenger experience in the dynamic APAC region, especially in Singapore and Vietnam.
APAC logistics and aviation sectors are currently undergoing rapid transformation. With Singapore cementing its status as a world-leading aviation and logistics hub, and Vietnam emerging as one of the fastest-growing supply chain markets in the region, the demand for highly optimised, AI-driven operations is at an all-time high.
“AI application has moved beyond the hype to drive real measurable gains in efficiency, cost savings, and service quality. FPT is committed to being a trusted partner in delivering AI transformation at scale for logistics and aviation sectors, ensuring that Singapore and Vietnam remain at the forefront of global supply chain excellence,” said David Nguyen, FPT Software Senior Vice President and FPT Asia Pacific Chief Executive Officer.
“The signing of this MOU reflects both parties’ intention to explore potential collaboration opportunities and establish a framework for future discussions. While the partnership remains at an exploratory stage, we are encouraged by the potential alignment in our strategic priorities and look forward to continued engagement,” said Bob Chi, CEO of APAC Gateway Services, SATS Ltd.
Source: https://asianaviation.com/posts/singapores-sats-fpt-partner-on-ai-for-aviation-logistics
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