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Build a road connecting Phan Thiet airport.

VnExpressVnExpress17/08/2023


Binh Thuan province is constructing a paved road over 3.6 km long connecting Vo Nguyen Giap street to the entrance of the civil aviation area at Phan Thiet airport.

The project to build a road connecting Phan Thiet airport was approved by the Binh Thuan Provincial People's Council on August 17th.

The Phan Thiet airport project is currently under construction. Photo: Viet Quoc

The project involves investing in an asphalt road connecting to Phan Thiet airport. Photo: Viet Quoc

The road is 36 meters wide, including a 13.5-meter road surface and a 12.5-meter median strip, with 5-meter wide sidewalks on each side. The entire project also includes a drainage system, landscaping, lighting, and other auxiliary items. The project has a total budget of nearly 118 billion VND and will be implemented in the period 2023-2027.

Phan Thiet Airport (combining military and civilian use) was planned by the Ministry of Transport in 2013, covering 543 hectares, and is being built in Thien Nghiep commune. The Ministry of National Defense has authority over the military component, while the civilian aviation aspect falls under the jurisdiction of the People's Committee of Binh Thuan province.

According to the Binh Thuan Department of Planning and Investment, many military facilities are nearing completion. The runway is basically finished and will be completed in September. Military flight crews will be able to conduct training flights there by early 2024.

The People's Committee of Binh Thuan province is selecting a replacement investor for Rang Dong Joint Stock Company to carry out the civil engineering works at the airport.

Viet Quoc



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