HCM City airport to get new car park
A five-storey 550-billion VND (nearly 25 million USD) car park will be constructed to ease the overcrowding in the domestic terminal's parking lot.
An image of the new five-storey car park that will be built in front of the domestic terminal (Photo: dantri.com.vn)HCM City (VNA) - A five-storey 550-billion VND (nearly 25 million USD) car park will be constructed to ease the overcrowding in the domestic terminal's parking lot, a representative of the airport management board said.
The 11,000sq.m new building will be made of steel. It will accommodate 4,000 motorbikes, and will have 1,500 indoor and 240 outdoor spaces for automobiles.
The first floor will be used for parking motorbikes and the rest for automobiles.
Construction will start this month and the new car park is expected to become operational in March next year.
As the existing airport is being replaced with a new one, a small temporary area has been set up for parking motorbikes in the daytime only, while automobiles will be kept in the international terminal's car park.-VNA
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