Long Thanh Airport Faces Delay Risk Ahead of Opening Due to Skilled Labor Shortage and Payment Delays
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Long Thanh Airport Faces Delay Risk Ahead of Opening Due to Skilled Labor Shortage and Payment Delays

Vietnam's Long Thanh International Airport project faces a risk of delay in four key packages, with only two months remaining until its scheduled opening. Shortages of skilled labor and payment delays are hindering progress, particularly in the passenger terminal and infrastructure development, potentially impacting the overall launch timeline.

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