Lao Airport Authority and Airports Corporation of Vietnam have agreed to expand cooperation to build efficiency and knowlede through joint human resource projects.
The Vientiane Times reported LAA general director, Somboun Daosavanh, and ACV deputy general director, Pham Van Hao, signed a “friendship cooperation” pact in Vientiane, last week, during their annual joint meeting.
A workshop will be organised to share tips on operations management with a focus on firefighting and safety-security between Pakse International Airport and Vinh International Airport next July at Vinh airport in Nghe An province.
Vietnam’s ACV deputy general director, Pham Van Hao, said the programme would help 10,000 staff to develop their professional expertise in 2015.
He also highlighted the increase in passengers using Vietnam’s airports and ACV’s plans for airport development. The corporation has submitted an investment plan for the USD7.8 billion Long Thanh Airport in the southern province of Dong Nai.
The corporation has invested in building Phu Quoc International Airport, improving and expanding the domestic terminal at Tan Son Nhat International Airport, expanding the T1 passenger terminal and building a second passenger terminal (T2) at Hanoi’s Noi Bai International Airport, and constructing a new passenger terminal at Vinh Airport.
LAA general director, Somboun Daosavanh reported plans to extend the terminal at Wattay International Airport to resolve the problem of limited capacity to service domestic air routes.
LAA and ACV have agreed to meet in Danang, Vietnam, next year and have planned activities to mark 15 years of friendship cooperation between the two bodies.
Source: Ttrweekly
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