Six more airports to be constructed in 10 years

Six new airports will be built in the next 10 years, raising the total number of airports in the country to 28, haft of which are international airports, according to a master plan on the development of airports in the 2021-2030 period with a vision to 2050 that has been submitted to the Government by the Ministry of Transport.
Six more airports to be constructed in 10 years ảnh 1Quang Tri airport is expected to be built in the 2021-2025 period (Source: https://baodautu.vn/)
Hanoi (VNA) – Six new airports will be built in thenext 10 years, raising the total number of airports in the country to 28, haftof which are international airports, according to a master plan on thedevelopment of airports in the 2021-2030 period with a vision to 2050 that hasbeen submitted to the Government by the Ministry of Transport.

Under the proposed plan, the 28 airportswill have combined capacity of 278 million passengers to ensure that more than 95 percent of the population canaccess an airports within a distance of 100km.

The plan estimates that about 400 trillion VND(17.68 billion USD) will be needed to develop the airport system until 2030, accounting for 22percent of the total demand for capital of the whole sector.

In 2050, the country expects to have 29 airports, including 15 domestic ones. An airport in the southeast of Hanoi will be built.

The plan also includes a list of national key projects with investment priority, including the first phase of Long Thanh InternationalAirport with a capacity of welcoming 25 million passengers per year; theconstruction of T3 terminal at Tan Son Nhat International Airport (Ho Chi Minh City), and T2terminal at Noi Bai International Airport (Hanoi) to raise their capacity to handling20 million and 15 million passengers per year, respectively.

Priority will also be given to the expansion and construction of airports in remote,mountainous and island areas, such as Dien Bien, Con Dao island, Sa Pa and Pleiku.

A representative from the Ministry of Transport said thatthe ministry has suggested amending and supplementing a number of relevantlegal regulations to mobilise non-State budget resources for the scheme, whilebuilding and issuing regulations on the selection of investors for aviationservice projects at airports.

For new airports, public-private partnership will be preferred, excepting for those ofnational significance and strategic military and security importance as well asthose in border and island areas, which will be invested by State capital./.


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