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.
Amid declining crude oil prices, which have improved operational efficiency, Thailand’s SCG Group plans to restart the Long Sơn Petrochemical (LSP) complex in Việt Nam at the end of this month.
SCG said it plans to resume operations at the Long Sơn Petrochemicals (LSP) plant in Việt Nam in late August, following a decline in crude oil prices that has improved operational feasibility.
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.
Located in Tân Ngãi Ward at the gateway to the province’s new administrative centre, it is between the Mỹ Thuận 1 and 2 bridges and adjacent to the HCM City–Cần Thơ Expressway.
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 “One Commune, One Product” (OCOP) programme is providing a strong impetus for agricultural transformation in Vĩnh Long Province, helping local producers shift away from fragmented, small-scale operations towards integrated value chains.
A happy boat trip with friends and families around Hạ Long Bay ended in tragedy when the vessel they were in capsized in bad weather. From the 49 people on board, 10 survived and 35 were confirmed dead. Four others...
According to the People’s Committee of Huế City, Kim Long Motor has raised its investment in the Chân Mây – Lăng Cô project from VNĐ4.4 trillion to VNĐ25.6 trillion.
This investment supports the Mekong Delta’s urgent drive toward climate resilience and sustainable development, addressing the region’s heightened vulnerability to climate change impacts.
Vĩnh Long Province is calling for investment projects in its key economic and industrial zones, with a focus on renewable energy, logistics, infrastructure and urban development.
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.