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Construction accelerates on 10-lane road linking to Long Thanh Airport

Construction workers and machinery remained busy at the site of Road 25B in Nhon Trach and Long Thanh wards of Dong Nai City on the morning of September 1. Long Thanh Airport construction pushes ahead through National Day holiday

Construction accelerates on 10-lane road linking to Long Thanh Airport

The chairman of the Airports Corporation of Vietnam (ACV), Nguyen Cao Cuong, inspected the Long Thanh International Airport construction site during the September 2 holiday, urging 24/7 continuous work shifts as the project enters its critical final stage. Engineers and construction workers are operating in three rotating shifts per day, taking full advantage of the holiday to accelerate progress.

On September 1, ACV Chairman Nguyen Cao Cuong visited the site to inspect the progress and encourage the engineers and workers laboring through the holiday. The delegation included ACV Deputy General Director Vu Pham Nguyen An, Long Thanh Project Management Board Director Nguyen Le Dong, and site commanders overseeing packages 7.8, 5.10, 4.8, and 5.11.

The Chairman reviewed the implementation status, timeline, and site organization across key project components, directing all contractors to sustain a continuous four-shift, three-crew work system while ensuring absolute safety and quality standards across all project phases. ACV leadership urged the entire workforce to strictly adhere to the principle of Safety – Determination – Quality, proactively coordinate to resolve emerging issues on-site, and push to bring Long Thanh International Airport to completion for an early commercial opening.

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