TIẾN ĐỘ CẢNG HÀNG KHÔNG LONG THÀNH | NHÀ GA 25 TRIỆU KHÁCH THÀNH HÌNH

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The city of Ho Chi Minh, as well as the southern region,
will become the backbone of Vietnam,
along with the development of Long Thanh International Airport.
With the shape of the shipwreck carved from the lotus flower,
the passenger aircraft carries a modern and delicate image,
but still retains the influence of the Vietnamese culture.
Long Thanh passenger aircraft,
with a design of 25 million passengers per year,
with a modern and modern design,
will bring passengers comfortable and interesting experiences throughout the journey.
VIP waiting areas and aircraft waiting areas
for long-distance flights are arranged on the ground floor.
After passing through the ground floor,
passengers can access public transportation.
The ground floor is also where the luggage handling system is arranged.
Passengers will be guided to the boarding area and receive their luggage.
The aerial walkway is designed to lead passengers from the gate of the bus station to the bus station,
with a combination of commercial services and accommodation.
At the second floor, convenient areas such as the shopping mall and the viewing area are designed
to welcome passengers preparing for departure.
After experiencing the best convenience at the bus station,
passengers will move from the waiting room to the plane.
Passengers departing will approach the additional area on the third floor,
leading to the check-in area, equipped with the most modern technology.
After completing the departure procedure,
passengers will move to the second floor to prepare for the plane.
In addition, on the third floor, there are also aircraft waiting rooms,
aviation waiting rooms and CIP rooms.
The passenger aircraft carrier is a steel structure,
which is covered by a floor and a metal frame,
creating a comprehensive image of the aircraft,
engraved with a delicate lotus flower.
Natural light is reflected into the construction
through the central lighting area and along the wings of the aircraft.
