Airports in Vietnam

Vietnam, a land of lush landscapes, ancient traditions, and vibrant cities, captivates visitors with its unique charm and beauty. The country is home to 33 airports, including 12 international hubs, ensuring seamless travel across the country and beyond.
Below, you’ll find a comprehensive list of Vietnam airports, highlighting all global options.
To make navigation easier, we’ve also included a map of all airports at the end.

Major Vietnam airports

Tan Son Nhat International Airport (IATA code: SGN)

Also known as Ho Chi Minh City International Airport, Tan Son Nhat Airport is the largest and busiest airport in Vietnam. SGN Airport is located in Ho Chi Minh City and serves as a major hub for domestic and international flights, connecting the city and the Dong Nam Bo region to the world.

Number of passengers: ~22 million annually

Location: 6 kilometers north of Ho Chi Minh City center

How to get from Tan Son Nhat Airport to the city center: taxis, shuttle bus

Ideal for reaching: Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon), Dong Nam Bo

Shuttle bus from Ho Chi Minh Airport

Hanoi (Noi Bai) International Airport (IATA code: HAN)

Often referred to as Hanoi International Airport, Noi Bai International Airport is the main airport serving capital of Vietnam, Hanoi. It is the second busiest airport in the country and has the largest total capacity. The airport is a hub for Vietnam Airlines, Bamboo Airways, Pacific Airlines, and Vietjet Air.

  • Number of passengers: ~30 million annually
  • Location: Phu Minh, 35 km from Hanoi city center
  • How to get from Noi Bai Airport to the city center: taxis, public bus, shuttle bus
  • Ideal for reaching: Hanoi, Red River Delta region

Shuttle bus from Hanoi (Noi Bai) Airport

Da Nang International Airport (IATA code: DAD)

Da Nang International Airport serves Da Nang, the largest city in central Vietnam, and is a key gateway to the region. It is the third busiest airport in the country, with over 30 airlines operating flights to Vietnam and from it as well.

  • Number of passengers: ~15 million annually
  • Location:  2 km from Da Nang, Vietnam
  • How to get from Da Nang Airport to the city center: taxis, motorcycle taxis, bus, shuttle bus
  • Ideal for reaching: Da Nang, Hoi An, Hue, central Vietnam

Nha Trang Cam Ranh International Airport (IATA code: CXR)

Located in Cam Ranh Bay, this airport serves as the primary gateway to the popular beach city of Nha Trang. As the fourth busiest of all Vietnam airports, it handles both domestic and international flights.

  • Number of passengers: ~10 million annually
  • Location: 30 km from Nha Trang city center
  • How to get from Nha Trang Airport to the city center: taxis, shuttle bus
  • Ideal for reaching: Nha Trang and the surrounding coastal areas

Phu Quoc International Airport (IATA code: PQC)

Phu Quoc International Airport is the main entry point for travelers heading to Phu Quoc Island, a popular tropical destination with some of the best beaches in Vietnam. Opened in 2012, the airport replaced the old Phu Quoc Airport. It’s an important hub for tourism on the island.

  • Number of passengers: ~4 million annually
  • Location: 11 km from Duong Dong city center
  • How to get from Phu Quoc Airport to the city center: taxis, buses, shuttle bus
  • Ideal for reaching: Phu Quoc Island

Hai Phong International Airport (IATA code: HPH)

Also known as Cat Bi Airport, serves the port city of Hai Phong in northern Vietnam. The airport handles both domestic and international flights, connecting to cities like Ho Chi Minh, Da Nang, and Nha Trang. These destinations provide access to Vietnam’s iconic attractions with some of the best things to do in Vietnam.

  • Number of passengers: ~2 million annually
  • Location: 8 km from Hai Phong city center
  • How to get from Hai Phong Airport to the city center: taxis, motorcycles
  • Ideal for reaching: Haiphong and nearby coastal destinations

Vinh City International Airport (IATA code: VII)

Vinh City International Airport is a small but busy transportation hub serving Vinh City and the Nghe An Province in North Central Vietnam. While it is designated as an international airport, it currently does not handle international flights, but domestic flights only.

  • Number of passengers: ~2 million annually
  • Location: 7.5 km from Vinh city center
  • How to get from Vinh City Airport to the city center: taxis, motorbike taxis
  • Ideal for reaching: Vinh City and Nghe An Province

Hue International Airport (IATA code: HUI)

Hue International Airport, also known as Phu Bai, serves as a key hub for Vietnam’s central region. Despite its designation as an international airport, it currently handles only domestic flights. Five airlines operate at the airport, including Vietnam Airlines and Bamboo Airways.

  • Number of passengers: ~2 million annually
  • Location: 15 km south of Hue city center
  • How to get from Hue Airport to the city center: taxis, buses, car/motorbike rental, shuttle bus
  • Ideal for reaching: Hue and the central region of Vietnam

Da Lat International Airport (IATA code: DLI)

Also known as Lien Khuong, DLI serves the city of Da Lat and the surrounding Lam Dong Province. Though primarily a domestic airport, it also handles a few international routes. 

  • Number of passengers: ~2 million annually
  • Location: 30 km south of Da Lat
  • How to get from Da Lat Airport to the city center: taxis, shuttle bus
  • Ideal for reaching: Da Lat and Lam Dong Province

Buon Ma Thout Airport (IATA code: BMV)

Banmethuot Airport – IATA Code –  BMV 

Passengers: ~ 1.000.000

Banmethuot Airport, also known as Phung-Duc, is a domestic airport serving the city of Buon Ma Thuot in Dak Lak Province. There are four airlines operating at the airport: Vietnam Airlines, Bamboo Airways, Pacific Airlines and VietJet Air. The distance between the airport and Buon Ma Thuot downtown is 9 kilometres, which is a 15-minute car ride. So, to get to the city, there are several taxi companies available outside, motorbike taxis and travel agencies’ shuttle buses. 

Qui Nhon Airport – IATA Code – UIH

Passengers: ~ 1.000.000

Qui Nhon Airport, also known as Phu Cat, serves the city of Quy Nhon. It is a domestic airport that in 2020 received the first international seasonal charter flight. Five airlines operate at Phu Cat Airport, including Vietnam Airlines and VietJet Air, while the airport is the hub for Bamboo Airways. Moreover, the airport is situated 30 kilometres away from Quy Nhon. To get to Quy Nhon downtown, the most convenient options are taxis, shuttle buses and private transfers, while the public bus stop is a bit further away from the airport. The ride should last 40-50 minutes. 

Than Hoa Tho Xuan Airport – IATA Code – THD

Passengers: 1.000.000

Thanh Hoa Tho Xuan Airport was formerly known as Sao Vang Airport. It is situated in Sao Vang town in Thanh Hoa Province, 45 kilometres from the provincial capital Thanh Hoa. Airlines serving the airport include Vietnam Airlines, Bamboo Airways, Vietjet Air and Pacific Airlines. To get to the city centre, which is 5 minutes away, you can opt for a taxi, a motorcycle taxi, a public and a shuttle bus.

Airports with less than 1 000 000 passengers

Can Tho International Airport – IATA Code – VCA

  • Passengers: 900.000
  • Airline(s): Vietnam Airlines, bamboo Airways, AirAsia
  • Nearby city(s): Can Tho

Pleiku Airport – IATA Code – PXU

  • Passengers: 700.000
  • Airline(s): Vietnam Airlines, Bamboo Airways, VietJet Air
  • Nearby city(s): Pleiku

Con Dao (Co Ong) Airport – IATA Code – VCS

  • Passengers: 500.000
  • Airline(s): Bamboo Airways, Vietnam Airlines
  • Nearby city(s): Con Son

Dong Hoi Airport – IATA Code – VDH

  • Passengers: 500.000
  • Airline(s): Vietnam Airline, Bamboo Airways, VietJet Air
  • Nearby city(s): Dong Hoi

Dien Bien Phu Airport – IATA Code – DIN

  • Passengers: 60.000
  • Airline(s): Vietnam Airlines, Bamboo Airways
  • Nearby city(s): Dien Bien Phu

Tuy Hoa Airport (Dong Tac) – IATA Code – TBB

  • Passengers: 300.000
  • Airline(s): Vietnam Airlines, Pacific Airlines, VietJet Air
  • Nearby city(s): Tuy Hoa

Tamky (Chu Lai) International Airport – IATA Code – VCL

  • Passengers: 900.000
  • Airline(s): Vietnam Airlines, VietJet Air, Bamboo Airways
  • Nearby city(s): Tam Ky, Da Nang

Rach Gia Airport – IATA Code – VKG

  • Passengers: 40.000
  • Airline(s): Bamboo Airways, Vietnam Airlines
  • Nearby city(s): Rach Gia

Van Don International Airport – IATA Code – VDO

  • Passengers: 300.000
  • Airline(s): Vietnam Airlines, Bamboo Airways, VietJet Air
  • Nearby city(s): Ha Long

Ca Mau Airport – IATA Code – CAH

  • Passengers: 40.000
  • Airline(s): Vietnam Airlines
  • Nearby city(s): Ca Mau

Vung Tau Airport – IATA Code – VTG

  • Passengers: unknown
  • Airline(s): Southern Service Flight Company
  • Nearby city(s): Vung Tau

Map of airports in Vietnam