On the evening of 14 February 2026, Susdev Group successfully hosted the “Susair Global Aviation Engineering, Innovation and Development Forum 2026” at Capital Place. The forum brought together aviation engineering leaders, infrastructure strategists, research experts, and international partners to exchange insights on the future of smart airport development, sustainable aviation infrastructure, and cross-border innovation cooperation.

Opening the forum, Chairwoman Phạm Ngọc Anh Thi emphasized that the next generation of aviation infrastructure must be built on sustainability, intelligent engineering integration, and strong international collaboration. She reaffirmed Susdev Group’s long-term commitment to shaping future-ready aviation ecosystems capable of responding to evolving global mobility demands.

Representing shareholders, Nguyễn Hoàng Minh highlighted the importance of research-driven investment strategies, noting that long-term infrastructure competitiveness depends on the alignment between innovation, capital strategy, and global partnership networks. His remarks underscored the role of disciplined investment thinking in advancing complex aviation infrastructure projects.

Addressing international expansion and regional cooperation, Vice Chairman Zhang Wei Hao stated that the coming decade will be defined by smart infrastructure systems, integrated engineering standards, and strengthened regional aviation collaboration. From an operational perspective, Askar Zhaksylykov, Director of SusAir, presented SusAir’s roadmap for next-generation airport engineering solutions designed to integrate operational efficiency, advanced technology, and environmentally responsible planning.

From a research and development standpoint, Nguyễn Minh Khoa, Head of Research & Strategic Vision, underscored the importance of predictive infrastructure modeling and data-driven planning in building resilient and adaptive aviation networks. Project execution insights were shared by Trần Hoàng Thùy Liêu, who emphasized that integrated multidisciplinary delivery models are essential for ensuring scalability and long-term adaptability in airport development.

Concluding the leadership perspectives, Lê Minh Ngọc, Deputy Director of SusAir, reaffirmed the organization’s commitment to operational excellence and continuous innovation as the foundation for global engineering expansion.

The Susair Global Aviation Engineering, Innovation and Development Forum 2026 marks a significant milestone in strengthening international cooperation, advancing research-based aviation engineering solutions, and reinforcing Susdev Group’s vision of leading sustainable aviation infrastructure development on a global scale.