Changi Airports International (CAI) and Cam Ranh International Joint Stock Company (CRTC) have signed an agreement for CAI to manage Cam Ranh International Terminal’s non-aeronautical businesses and to support the growth of Cam Ranh International Airport’s international route development.
This landmark agreement is the first to materialise under a cooperation framework between CAI and Legacy Infrastructure, and aims to bring innovative solutions to the Vietnam aviation industry, enhancing connectivity, efficiency and international competitiveness.
Cam Ranh International Airport serves Nha Trang City and the Khanh Hoa province, an important tourist destination for Vietnam. In the next five years, CAI will work with CRTC to accelerate the revenue growth of CRX’s Terminal 2, and enhance the passenger experience in the terminal. Under the agreement, the contract can be extended for another five years.
“The partnership between Changi Airports International and Cam Ranh International Terminal marks a significant milestone, offering many aspects for improving service quality, putting advanced modern technology into practice, and helping CRTC to rapidly connect with airlines and airports over the world,” said Johnathan Nguyen, chairman of CRTC.
“The successful model of management cooperation between CRTC and CAI will be the first of its kind that CAI implements in Vietnam, opening up great opportunities for both parties in the field of airport operations and realising the vision of Imex Pan Pacific Group for strategic collaborations in Vietnam and other countries.”
CAI CEO Eugene Gan commented: “Cam Ranh International Airport, which welcomed 6.5 million international visitors in 2019 before the pandemic and was the fourth busiest international airport in Vietnam, is undoubtedly one of the driving factors for the tourism development of Nha Trang. We are excited to apply the experience we have gained over the years to work with our valued partners and uplift the passenger experience at Cam Ranh International Airport, helping to further grow its potential as one of the leading airports in Vietnam.”
