Long Thanh Airport Developer Cuts Nearly 1,400 Employees in Three Months
Airports Corporation of Vietnam (ACV), the developer of the Long Thanh International Airport, has reduced its workforce by nearly 1,400 employees in the third quarter. This brings the total staff reductions this year to approximately 3,700, a move seen as part of cost-saving and organizational restructuring efforts.
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