The proposed operating plan, which was revised following consultations with the Civil Aviation Authority of Vietnam and airlines, aims to ensure a smooth transition while maintaining aviation safety and minimising disruption to airlines and passengers, ACV said.
Việt Nam''s largest airport project has entered its final construction phase, with developers aiming to open the new Long Thành International Airport for commercial operations in December despite labour shortages and cost pressures.
The Ministry of Construction has proposed fee discounts to encourage airlines to launch international flights from/to Long Thành International Airport.
To date, work valued at around VNĐ64.1 trillion (US$2.4 billion) has been completed, equivalent to 74 per cent of total contracted value, while disbursement has reached approximately VNĐ40.7 trillion.
UNIVACCO Technology Inc., a high-tech company headquartered in Tainan (Taiwan, China), has leased 29,742.4 sq.m of industrial land at Long Thành Industrial Park in the southern province of Đồng Nai, officially designating Việt Nam as its strategic manufacturing base in...
HANTA2, a consortium of Coteccons Construction JSC, Hanoi Construction Corporation – JSC and ATAD Steel Structure Corporation, has won the bid for a construction package worth VNĐ3.379 trillion (US$128.1 million) at Long Thành International Airport.
State-run Airports Corporation of Việt Nam (ACV) has proposed establishing an integrated air logistics centre and non-tariff zone at Long Thành International Airport in Đồng Nai Province with an aim to turn it into a regional cargo gateway.
Equipped with modern, internationally standardised infrastructure, the facility will not only meet the growing maintenance needs of Vietjet’s expanding fleet, but also provide technical services for domestic and international carriers.
ACV proposed to relocate all international air cargo operations from Tân Sơn Nhất to Long Thành with an aim to transform the new airport into a regional logistics powerhouse.
Global aviation analytics firm OAG forecasts that Long Thành International Airport in southern Việt Nam could become one of Asia’s mega airports, serving up to 100 million passengers annually within the next decade.
The project’s capital structure includes 5 per cent public funding, 40 per cent from domestic private investors, and the remaining 55 per cent from foreign direct investment (FDI).
The decision comes on the heels of a remarkable fiscal year in 2024, in which the company achieved a historic revenue milestone by exceeding VNĐ1 trillion (US$38.4 million), marking a 47 per cent increase from the previous year.
The agreements affirmed the carrier’s pioneering role in the innovation and digital transformation process while providing a solid foundation for building large-scale aircraft repair hangars with cutting-edge technology at Long Thành airport.
Viettel Post Joint Stock Corporation (Viettel Post) has announced its intention to participate in the investment of two cargo terminals at Long Thành International Airport.