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In a world where aviation continues to evolve amid shifting global dynamics, 2025 stands as a defining chapter for Airports Corporation of Vietnam (ACV). This is not merely a year of recovery, it is a year of conviction, where resilience is transformed into vision, and internal strength becomes the catalyst for a strategic ascent. ACV is not only rebuilding momentum; it is redefining its place as a leading aviation infrastructure operator in the region, with a long-term commitment to sustainable and inclusive growth.
On the afternoon of 9 June 2026, at Dong Hoi Airport, Mr. Tran Anh Vu, Deputy General Director of Airports Corporation of Vietnam (ACV), chaired a site inspection and progress review meeting for Contract Package No. 18 under Component Project 1: “Construction of the T2 Passenger Terminal at Dong Hoi Airport.”
Nagoya, Japan – From 24 to 29 May 2026, a delegation from Da Nang International Airport conducted a working visit, and experience-sharing program at Chubu Centrair International Airport, further strengthening the long-standing cooperative relationship between the two sister airports.
On June 1, 2026, at the construction site of the Long Thanh International Airport Project, Airports Corporation of Vietnam (ACV) officially launched the “180-Day Acceleration Campaign to Complete the Project and Bring Long Thanh International Airport into Operation in 2026.” The campaign marks the commencement of a site-wide intensive effort aimed at mobilizing maximum resources, accelerating construction progress, completing all critical components in a synchronized manner, and ensuring the airport is operational in accordance with the directives of the Government and the Prime Minister.
On the morning of June 1, 2026, a group of delegations from the Trade Union and Youth Union of Airports Corporation of Vietnam (ACV) Headquarters visited and organized a charitable outreach program at the An Lac Social Protection Center, Phap Tanh Pagoda, located along National Highway 50 in Can Giuoc Commune, Tay Ninh Province. The journey, themed “A Summer of Compassion,” created meaningful moments of connection and left a lasting impression on both volunteers and beneficiaries.
On the afternoon of June 1, 2026, Da Nang International Airport held a working session with representatives of DHL to discuss the future development of air cargo logistics and explore potential cooperation opportunities once the airport’s new cargo terminal becomes operational.
On June 1, 2026, at Crowne Plaza Shanghai Nanjing Road in Shanghai, China, Airports Corporation of Vietnam (ACV) co-organized the “Vietnam–China Aviation and Tourism Connectivity Program,” bringing together representatives from government agencies, local authorities, aviation stakeholders, and tourism enterprises from both countries.
In response to the directives of the Vietnam Construction Trade Union, the Trade Union of Airports Corporation of Vietnam (ACV), in coordination with its affiliated units, successfully organized a wide range of activities in celebration of Workers’ Month and the 2026 Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) Action Month. Implemented across the whole corporation, the initiatives delivered tangible benefits while generating strong engagement among employees throughout the ACV system.
Amid the peak of the summer heat at Cat Bi International Airport, outdoor temperatures have continued to rise, with the aircraft apron surface at times radiating temperatures exceeding 60°C. Under such extreme conditions, there remain countless individuals who work tirelessly every day behind the scenes to ensure that every flight departs safely, smoothly, and on schedule.
At Phu Bai International Airport, every safe and on-time flight is the result of a synchronized operational process in which all departments work in close coordination to ensure efficient airport operations.