Hanoi Airport (HAN)
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Hanoi Airport (IATA: HAN; ICAO: VVNB), named Noi Bai International Airport, is the largest and main international airport serving Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam.
It is the second busiest airport in Vietnam after Tan Son Nhat International Airport. Busiest routes from Hanoi Airport are Ho Chi Minh City, Da Nang, Nha Trang, Seoul, Phu Quoc, Bangkok, Da Lat, Singapore and Taipei.
Hanoi Airport handled 29,304,631 passengers in 2019, being the 2nd busiest airport in Vietnam.
Noi Bai Airport is a hub for Bamboo Airways and Vietnam Airlines.
And a focus city for Pacific Airlines and VietJet Air.
Services + info
Hanoi Airport counts with some of the following services and amenities:
- Duty free shops
- ATMs
- Currency exchange
- Free Wi-Fi
- Luggage trolleys
- Lost and found
- Post office
- Baby care facilities
- Children’s play areas
- Information desk
Transportation + info
Hanoi Airport has at their passengers’ disposal the following transportation options:
- Bus: Find a great offer regarding bus transportation from and to HAN Airport.
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- Taxi: Transfer within 30 minutes to downtown Hanoi by taxi.
- Car rental: To rent a car in Hanoi turns to be a great choice. Find your best option with our search engine.
Terminals + info
HAN International Airport consists of two passenger Terminals:
- Terminal 1: The Domestic Terminal.
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- Terminal 2: The International Terminal.
Contact Information
Address:
Phú Minh, Sóc Sơn,
Hà Nội,
VIETNAM
Phone:
+84 4 3886 5047
Email:
noibaioffice@vietnamairport.vn
About Vietnam
A hundred years of French colonization in Hanoi led to local architecture an European look. This can be especially seen in the capital’s Old Quarter, also know as “French Quarter”.
If you’re looking to delve further into Vietnam’s history, Cu Chi Tunnels is a must. This extensive network of underground tunnels didn’t just serve as hiding spots, but also as a network for communication and relaying messages, as storage facilities, and even as a field hospital during Vietnam War.
