Long Thanh International Airport Phase 1 Nears December Completion Amidst Connectivity Challenges
Vietnam's national key project, Long Thanh International Airport Phase 1, is entering its final stages aiming for December khai thác. However, completing extensive construction within a tight deadline presents a significant challenge, with the development of transport links to the airport being a critical priority.
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