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Tan Son Nhat airport sees passenger dip during just-ended holiday

Ho Chi Minh City's Tan Son Nhat international airport experienced an overall decrease in both flights and passengers during the recent holiday period.
Tan Son Nhat airport sees passenger dip during just-ended holiday ảnh 1At Tan Son Nhat international airport (Photo: VNA)

HCM City (VNA) – Ho Chi Minh City's Tan Son Nhat internationalairport experienced an overall decrease in both flights and passengers duringthe recent holiday period.

Compared to the previous year,traffic at the airport dropped by approximately 8%.

Over the peak period from April26 to May 1, the airport handled 3,961 flights, averaging 660 per day. April 26 was thehighest day with 694 flights.

Passenger volume also saw adecline, with a total of 652,831 passengers served during the holiday. Thistranslated to a daily average of 108,805 passengers.

However, the data revealed acontrasting trend for international travel. The number of international flightsarriving at and departing from Tan Son Nhat airport actually increased by 5.87%year-on-year, averaging 264 per day.

Additionally, passenger trafficon international routes saw an even more significant rise of 11.06%. Onaverage, 44,176 passengers travelled internationally each day./.

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