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SITA has officially inaugurated its Customer Experience Center (CEC) in Singapore, showcasing future aviation technologies such as facial recognition and passport-less check-in.
Global aviation technology leader SITA recently opened its Customer Experience Center (CEC) in Singapore. The facility offers airlines, airports, and regulatory authorities a first-hand look at the cutting-edge technologies destined to reshape the global passenger journey.
Designed as a comprehensive interactive space, the center highlights SITA’s latest innovations in passenger processing, biometric identification, AI-driven airport operations, and next-generation aviation tech. This strategic move further solidifies Singapore’s position as a regional hub for aviation innovation.
Visa exemption, also known as visa-free or visa-waiver, is a Government policy allowing foreigners to enter a country for a specific period without applying for a visa in advance. This policy aims to promote tourism, investment, diplomacy, and international exchange. The permitted length of stay is defined in agreements or Government resolutions.
In 2026, Vietnam applies a visa waiver policy to citizens of 39 countries, with permitted stays ranging from 14 to 90 days depending on nationality. In addition, overseas Vietnamese and their spouses and children may apply for a 5-year visa exemption certificate, allowing multiple entries and stays of up to 180 days per entry.
Compared with regular visas, visa exemption saves time and cost for travelers and overseas Vietnamese.
Operating a charter flight service in the United States is a dynamic and potentially lucrative business, but it comes with a host of rules and regulations mandated by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). Whether you’re just entering the industry or have years of experience, understanding these regulations is critical to ensuring the safety of your operations and compliance with federal law.
The U.S. government has announced a new fast-track priority visa processing system specifically for international visitors who have purchased tickets to attend the FIFA World Cup 2026, which will be co-hosted by the United States, Canada, and Mexico.
This measure is designed to accommodate the massive influx of football fans expected for the tournament, which will feature an expanded field of 48 teams for the first time.
The Vietnamese Government on August 8 issued Decree No. 221/2025/NĐ-CP on a limited-term visa waiver scheme for foreign nationals in specially designated categories whose presence is deemed beneficial to the country’s socio-economic development.
Valid until March 2028 (Resolution 44 & 229). Requires: passport 6+ months valid, return ticket, at least 1 blank page. For stays 46–90 days, apply for e-visa.
All other nationalities must use e-visa. T&T Aviation verifies requirements in real-time.
Crew of scheduled commercial airlines with valid CMC on active duty enter visa-free under 3 scenarios:
USA (Delta), Qatar (Qatar Airways), Japan (JAL), Australia (Jetstar), France (Air France), South Korea (Asiana), Russia, Uzbekistan, Hong Kong, Kazakhstan, Poland, Luxembourg — crew from these countries may qualify for additional reciprocal visa exemptions.
Available at all 12 international airports in Vietnam. Dedicated agent escorts through priority lanes.