Vietnam Airlines and Vietjet Air will transfer their domestic operations to the newly built T3 terminal at Tan Son Nhat International Airport in May, ahead of its official launch in late April. The relocation is part of an effort to streamline operations, while other domestic airlines, including Bamboo Airways, Pacific Airlines, and Vasco, will continue using the existing T1 terminal. International flights will remain at T2.

The T3 terminal, designed to handle 20 million passengers annually, is set to become Vietnam’s largest domestic terminal. The project spans 112,500 square meters and includes a multi-story parking complex covering 130,000 square meters. Airport authorities are conducting equipment tests, service process evaluations, and staff training to ensure a smooth transition for travelers.

To enhance accessibility, Ho Chi Minh City has also initiated the construction of a four-kilometer road connecting the terminal. With a total investment exceeding 11 trillion dong, primarily funded by Airports Corporation of Vietnam, the T3 terminal aims to ease congestion and improve passenger experiences at the country’s busiest airport.

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