U-Tapao Airport's Second Runway Construction Surpasses 30% Completion, Boosting EEC Aviation Infrastructure
Construction of the second runway at U-Tapao International Airport in Rayong, Thailand, has surpassed 30% completion, marking a significant milestone for the Eastern Economic Corridor's (EEC) aviation infrastructure. Aiming for completion in late 2028, the project is set to enhance the airport's operational capacity and support future demand in aviation-related industries.
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