Busy Tet holiday travel continues at Noi Bai Airport

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The previous day Noi Bai Airport runs 521 flights carrying 74,600 passengers.
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The airport is expected to serve 580 flights a day with approx. 104,000 passengers on board during the peak time in a couple of days.
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The airport has also arranged night flights to meet people’s increasing demand for travelling at this time of year. 
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The airport has increased the number of staff and officers, with all checkpoints opening early to accommodate the holiday rush.
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During the busiest days, to avoid missing their flights, passengers are advised to arrive at the airport three hours early for international flights and two hours early for domestic flights.
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Passengers without check-in baggage are encouraged to make use of online check-in services or check-in kiosks at the airport.
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Noi Bai Airport has requested that families don’t go to the airport to see members off in order to avoid overcrowding, especially during the peak hours from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. and from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m.
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The number of passengers at the domestic terminal increases sharply, although so far all services operate smoothly at Noi Bai Airport.
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A bustling scene at the airport is recorded on the afternoon of January 17 ahead of Tet.
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Many people flock to the airport as they prepare to return to the hometown for their family reunion and Tet celebrations. Others are busy joining their new-year holiday after a long year of hard work.
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There are also extra screening lanes as a means of decreasing waiting time for security check.
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Airport officials are keen to ensure passengers have an efficient and safe experience during their travel.
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The airport suggests that passengers make use of the airport’s authorised taxi, minibus, and bus services to avoid overcharging.
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Noi Bai Airport managers say they have checked all equipment and tightened security to ensure a trouble-free Tet holiday.

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