Agree to expand Cat Bi airport, welcoming 13 million passengers/year

According to the plan, in the period of 2021-2030, Cat Bi International Airport will be a 4E airport and a level I military airport. The port has a capacity of about 13 million passengers/year and 250,000 tons of cargo/year.

By 2050, Cat Bi International Airport will be a 4E airport and a level I military airport with a capacity of about 18 million passengers/year and 500,000 tons of cargo/year.

For the passenger terminal in the period 2021-2030, the new passenger terminal T2 is planned in the area east of the existing passenger terminal T1. The total capacity of passenger terminals T1 and T2 is about 13 million passengers/year.

By 2050, the airport will expand its passenger terminal, increasing its total capacity to about 18 million passengers/year.

Regarding the runway system in the 2021-2030 period, the existing runway will be maintained with dimensions of 3,050m x 45m, with a 7.5m wide material shoulder. By 2050, runway No. 2 will be planned, approximately 215m south of the existing runway, with a length of approximately 2,400m.

Regarding aircraft parking lots, the plan also expands the existing parking lots to accommodate about 30 aircraft parking positions in the 2021-2030 period and 40 parking positions in 2050.

Approved planning to upgrade and expand Ca Mau airport to welcome 1 million passengers/year

The Minister of Transport has just approved the planning of Ca Mau Airport for the period 2021 - 2030, with a vision to 2050.

Proposal to allocate 1,000 billion VND for Gia Binh airport project

The government plans to allocate 1,000 billion VND for the Gia Binh airport project, 2,000 billion VND for the Tuyen Quang - Ha Giang expressway project (phase 1) and 1,520 billion VND for 2 projects of the Supreme People's Court.

Lien Khuong Airport becomes the first international airport in the Central Highlands region

Lien Khuong Airport (Lam Dong) has just been officially announced as the first international airport in the Central Highlands region.

Source: https://vietnamnet.vn/thong-nhat-mo-rong-san-bay-cat-bi-don-13-trieu-hanh-khach-nam-2302057.html