Vietnam Airlines to relocate all domestic flights to Tan Son Nhat's Terminal T3
Starting from 4 am on May 17, all remaining Vietnam Airlines domestic routes will be handled at Terminal T3. The decision follows a 20-day trial during which the national carrier operated domestic routes between HCM City and Hanoi, as well as between HCM City and Van Don, at the newly inaugurated terminal.
Vietnam Airlines encourages passengers to complete check-in procedures online before their flights. (Photo: VNA)
HCM City (VNA)ꦫ – Ho Chi Minh City-based Tan Son Nhat International Airport announced on May 14 that it has reached an agreement with Vietnam Airlines to move all remaining domestic flight operations to the new Terminal T3 starting from May 17.
Starting from 4 am on May 17, all remaining Vietnam Airlines domestic routes will be handled at Terminal T3. The decision follows a 20-day trial during which the national carrier operated domestic routes between HCM City and Hanoi, as well as between HCM City and Van Don, at the newly inaugurated terminal.
According to the airport, domestic flights operated by Vietjet Air, Pacific Airlines, Vasco, Vietravel Airlines, and Bamboo Airways, along with Vietnam Airlines flights using ATR72 aircraft on routes to Con Dao (VCS), Ca Mau (CAH), and Rach Gia (VKG), will continue to operate at Terminal T1.
The relocation aims to optimise terminal operations, improve passenger convenience, and streamline procedures, including check-in and baggage collection. Passengers flying during this transition period are advised to closely monitor official updates from airlines and the airport to stay informed about check-in counters and boarding gate changes.
Tan Son Nhat’s Terminal T3, inaugurated on April 19, is a major infrastructure project with an investment of nearly 11 trillion VND (430 million USD). It comprises four key components: a passenger terminal, a multi-storey car park with non-aviation services, an elevated road system, and an aircraft apron.
The terminal is designed to handle 20 million passengers annually, with a capacity of 7,000 passengers per peak hour.
The passenger terminal includes one basement level and four above-ground floors, with a total floor area of 112,500 square metres. It is equipped with 90 standard check-in counters, 20 self-service baggage drop counters, and 42 automatic check-in kiosks, all utilising the latest technologies integrated with the national population database./.
Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh on April 19 chaired the inauguration ceremony of Terminal T3 at Tan Son Nhat International Airport, which was completed two months ahead of schedule. The domestic terminal is the largest of its kind in Vietnam, with a capacity of 20 million passengers per year, raising the total capacity of the airport to 50 million annually.
Terminal 3, now the largest domestic passenger terminal in Vietnam, boasts an annual capacity of 20 million passengers, increasing Tan Son Nhat International Airport's total capacity to 50 million.
The move to Terminal T3 not only aims to improve the customer experience but also supports Tan Son Nhat Airport’s vision to become a dynamic aviation hub in Asia.
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