Vietjet has achieved two vital milestones at Long Thanh International Airport, which is ready to grow to be Vietnam’s largest airport as soon as absolutely operational.
The airline celebrated the topping-out of its international-standard plane upkeep facility and launched its inaugural flight to the airport.
These developments underscore Vietjet’s dedication to enhancing aviation infrastructure for improved regional and world connectivity.
The hangar challenge, initiated on 19 August 2025, varieties a part of the Aircraft Maintenance and Engineering Centre at Long Thanh.
Spanning 8.4 hectares with an funding of as much as $100 million (US$100 million), the ability contains Hangars No. 3 and No. 4.
Designed by UK-based Mace and France’s Apave, the hangars characteristic an ultra-long-span metal construction assembly world aviation requirements.
Upon completion, they may accommodate six narrow-body and two wide-body plane, or as much as ten narrow-body plane concurrently.
Right on schedule
Despite difficult building situations, the challenge was accomplished on schedule, showcasing Vietjet’s execution functionality and worldwide collaboration.
The facility goals to bolster home upkeep capability, scale back reliance on overseas technical providers, and create high-quality jobs in Vietnam and past.
Coinciding with the hangar’s completion, Vietjet operated its inaugural flight VJ038 from Tan Son Nhat International Airport to Long Thanh utilizing an Airbus A321neo.
This transfer highlights Vietjet’s long-term imaginative and prescient and dedication to sustainable funding in Vietnam’s aviation sector.
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