More than 2,500 engineers and workers work day and night, Tan Son Nhat Airport Terminal 3 is racing towards the finish line.

At the T3 terminal construction site, contractors are mobilizing more than 2,500 workers and engineers, hundreds of construction machines and equipment to work day and night to put it into use on April 30, 2025.

At the T3 terminal construction site, contractors are mobilizing more than 2,500 workers and engineers, hundreds of construction machines and equipment to work day and night to put it into use on April 30, 2025.

To speed up construction, the T3 Terminal Construction Project Management Board (under the Vietnam Airports Corporation - ACV) has thoroughly grasped the Government's directive for key projects, which is to "overcome the sun and win the rain", eat and sleep quickly, work in 3 shifts, work through holidays, Tet, and days off, and "only discuss work, not backtrack".

Terminal T3 was captured by a reporter from the Investment Electronic Newspaper - Baodautu.vn at noon on November 15.

Invest in the construction of passenger terminal T3, with a capacity of 20 million passengers/year and synchronous auxiliary works, serving domestic exploitation at Tan Son Nhat International Airport.

The latest shape of the project with the soft lines of the Vietnamese ao dai is clearly taking shape. The opening of Terminal T3 will reduce the load on the currently overloaded Terminal T1, improving the quality of passenger service.

Engineers work day and night on site to ensure progress.

Bustling construction.

Important items are being completed by workers.

The project "Construction of Passenger Terminal T3 - Tan Son Nhat International Airport" includes 4 main items: Passenger terminal, high-rise parking lot combined with non-aviation services, overpass system in front of the terminal and aircraft parking lot with a total investment of 10,990 billion VND.

Regarding the architectural part, the contractors have completed the steel roof structure on schedule. The aluminum roof has completed the construction of layer 1 and layer 2 and is currently completing the Kalzip aluminum roof, reaching 40%. The Terminal roof layers are expected to be completed in December 2024...