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As a national airline, Vietnam Airlines plays a pioneering role in the journey of digitizing operations, sustainable development, and is also a bridge to bring Vietnams image and identity far into the global space. Vietnam Airlines has clearly defined its digital transformation strategy with the goal of becoming the regions leading digital airline by 2025. wide global flight network through alliances and digital platforms. In Vietnam, Vietnam Airlines has clearly defined its digital transformation strategy with the goal of becoming the regions leading digital airline by 2025. Based on the three pillars of digital technology, digital data and digital culture, the airline has deployed a series of technology solutions to modernize operating processes, improve efficiency and quality of passenger service. Cooperating with large technology corporations such as Microsoft, Amazon Web Services and IBM, Vietnam Airlines has applied artificial intelligence to the predictive maintenance system - helping to analyze aircraft status data in real time, predict technical problems and optimize maintenance schedule. The result is increased safety, reduced operating costs and limited time on the ground. In the field of passenger service, the airline has developed a mobile application that integrates ticket booking functions, online check-in, real-time baggage tracking and wireless in-flight entertainment experience. Smart chatbots support customers 24/7, while augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) technology have been applied in personnel training and tourism product promotion. The scientific conference The role of state-owned enterprises in key sectors of the economy: Perspectives from the aviation industry organized by Communist Magazine on October 15 recently affirmed the pivotal role of state-owned enterprises in difficult times, especially the role of Vietnam Airlines - Vietnams national airline. Not only stopping at airlines, digital transformation also spread to the airport system managed by Airports Corporation of Vietnam (ACV). reason. Large airports such as Noi Bai and Tan Son Nhat have deployed AI camera systems to count passenger traffic, automatic boarding gates, QR code boarding passes and A-CDM smart coordination systems, helping to reduce waiting time and save millions of liters of fuel each year. Despite many achievements, digital transformation in the aviation industry also faces many challenges, such as ensuring network security, shortage of high-tech human resources, or the problem of technology investment costs in the financial context. Post-pandemic government is still limited. Vietnam Airlines and other aviation businesses are actively finding solutions, including linking with universities, enhancing internal training and building a culture of innovation in businesses. National identity in the world sky. Not only a means of transportation, aviation is also a modern foreign cultural institution, where national identity is expressed every day through images, sounds, cuisine and service style. In that role, Vietnam Airlines has become a national brand ambassador, contributing to promoting Vietnamese culture to the world in a lively, daily and multi-sensory way. From the image of the golden lotus on the fuselage, the traditional ao dai of the flight attendants, the friendly and hospitable service style, to the dishes such as beef pho and spring rolls on the flight - Vietnam Airlines has created a Vietnam experience in the air for millions of international passengers. On long flights, the airline even introduces stories about Vietnamese dishes, combining film screenings and traditional music to enhance the identity element in the flight journey. Vietnam Airlines international routes not only connect destinations, but also expand the countrys soft borders. Every flight to Europe, Australia or Northeast Asia is an image of Vietnam getting closer to the local public - thereby supporting the development of tourism, investment, cultural exchange and people-to-people diplomacy. Vietnam Airlines also actively participates in international cultural exchange events, such as the Vietnamese Cultural Festival in Japan and France; coordinate with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to organize Vietnamese Cultural Week in many countries. These activities not only help spread Vietnamese cultural values, but also create a friendly, close and rich national image. In the long-term strategy, Vietnam Airlines aims to continue developing the brand associated with Vietnamese cultural identity. Cultural experts recommend exploiting more the airline service space to integrate typical elements such as traditional background music, scenic images in the cabin, handicraft products sold on the plane, or menus with regional flavors. Human factorPeople also play an important role - flight attendants, pilots, and ground staff are the direct ambassadors who interact with passengers. Fostering cross-cultural communication skills and understanding national culture and history will help this team express Vietnamese identity in a subtle and effective way. However, balancing cultural factors and commercial requirements is not a simple problem. Airlines need to choose creative solutions to express their identity without increasing costs or reducing business efficiency. For example, keep the ao dai design the same but use light, stretchy materials suitable for the service environment; or choose traditional music that is soothing and easy to receive for international visitors. Finally, for the Vietnam Airlines brand to truly represent the Vietnamese national brand, coordination is needed between ministries, branches and businesses. The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Ministry of Transport... should accompany businesses to develop a strategy to promote culture through the aviation space - from content, design to cost sponsorship. This is a long-term task that requires methodical
