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After months of suspension for infrastructure upgrades, Vinh Airport in Nghe An is scheduled to reopen and welcome its first flight on December 19.
Shaped like a blooming lotus, Long Thanh Airport’s terminal nears completion with thousands of workers racing to meet the December 19 milestone.
Vietnam is set to have 33 airports with a total capacity of 297 million passengers by 2030, according to a newly adjusted master plan from the Civil Aviation Authority of Vietnam (CAAV).
The Lien Khuong International Airport in Da Lat is planned to be temporarily closed from March 4 next year until September 1 to repair the runway and taxiway, according to the Airports Corporation of Vietnam (ACV).
Vietnam’s Gia Binh International Airport project has captured global attention as architectural powerhouses Gensler, SOM, and Nikken Sekkei present cutting-edge designs for a future-ready passenger terminal.
Gia Binh Airport, set to surpass even Noi Bai in scale, has begun land clearance and early-stage groundwork.
On the afternoon of November 6, during its 51st session, the National Assembly Standing Committee reviewed the government’s investment proposal for the Gia Binh International Airport project.
The Airports Corporation of Vietnam (ACV) has announced plans to gradually transfer international flight operations from Tan Son Nhat International Airport to Long Thanh International Airport.
The second phase of testing, conducted October 26-29, verified the synchronisation and performance of advanced surveillance systems.
The two localities are joining forces on key infrastructure projects to prepare for Long Thanh International Airport’s 2026 opening.
The airport services company linked to luxury tycoon Jonathan Hanh Nguyen saw a major quarterly profit decline.
Vietnam to implement biometric airport check-in via VNeID in December 2025.
Due to heavy rain brought by Typhoon Matmo (Storm No. 11) on the morning of October 7, several auxiliary areas at Noi Bai International Airport experienced localized flooding.
The Civil Aviation Authority of Vietnam has announced that three airports - Van Don, Cat Bi, and Noi Bai - will be directly impacted by Storm Matmo.
The Civil Aviation Authority has proposed shifting all international air traffic to Long Thanh Airport post-2030 in a two-phase plan.
A calibration aircraft approached Long Thanh’s runway this morning, marking a milestone ahead of its official launch.
Ca Mau Airport will be closed from 7:00 am on October 30, 2025, to 11:59 pm on October 31, 2026, to implement a major expansion and upgrade project.
The Prime Minister has tasked the Ministry of Construction with investigating and responding to public concerns about how Vietnam's two largest airports should be utilized.
Severe weather at Noi Bai reduced visibility to just 300 meters, forcing dozens of flights to delay or divert.
Vietnam debates the future of air travel as infrastructure, policy, and public opinion clash over the role of two major airports.