Vividata delivers digital platform to VietJet
Startup Vividata has built a custom operational data platform for airline VietJet to enhance fleet management, maintenance, and daily operations.
London-based startup Vividata has partnered with Vietnamese carrier VietJet to deliver a custom-built operational data platform from scratch. The new system unifies, digitizes, and optimizes the airline's entire approach to fleet management, maintenance, and daily operations.
The platform, launched last week, is already in active use across VietJet's departments. Nguyen Thanh Son, Managing Director of VietJet, stated the platform will support the airline's expansion into Europe in 2026.
Instead of engaging global consultancies, VietJet opted for a lean team of British engineers. Vividata CEO Barty Wardell emphasized the value of building these platforms from scratch, not just to leverage new technology but to unlock measurable, lasting business value.
One module on the new platform is a machine-learning model that predicts aircraft part failures, a notoriously difficult challenge in aviation involving unpredictable demand forecasting. Trained exclusively on VietJet's proprietary maintenance data, Vividata's model achieved an 88% accuracy rate, automatically flagging potential stockouts by directly connecting with the airline's inventory systems.
VietJet's growing aircraft order backlog indicates significant future expansion. The platform provides both a technical engine and a strategic control layer for this growth phase.