On the morning of November 11, 2026, the Airports Corporation of Vietnam (ACV) held the closing ceremony of the “2026 Initial Aviation Security Management Training Course” at Noi Bai International Airport. The training program was of significant importance, aiming to enhance the management, leadership, and operational oversight capabilities of leaders from units across the ACV network in ensuring aviation security.

Participants in this special training course included ACV leaders; leaders of the Safety and Quality Control Department; Directors, Deputy Directors in charge of aviation security, or Heads of Advisory Divisions from 22 airports (including Quang Tri Airport). The course also welcomed the Directors of Long Thanh Cargo Services Branch (LTCS) and Long Thanh Aviation Fuel Services Branch (LTAFS).

The gathering of key leaders from 22 airports and affiliated branches once again underscored ACV's close attention and strong commitment to ensuring aviation security, which serves as a fundamental foundation for all civil aviation operations.

The primary objective of the course was to equip participants with in-depth knowledge and professional skills in aviation security management, thereby directly enhancing their capacity to manage, direct, and oversee aviation security operations at their respective units. In particular, the program focused on strengthening participants' ability to handle violations of aviation security regulations, as well as improving their practical response capabilities in dealing with acts of unlawful interference with civil aviation operations, in accordance with their assigned functions and responsibilities.

Held over seven days (November 5–11, 2026), under the guidance of Senior Lieutenant Colonel To Tu Hung, Deputy Director of the National Security Center, and Mr. Tran Dinh Quan, a part-time instructor at ACV, the training course focused on key topics, including building and developing a sustainable aviation security culture; internal security control and aviation security risk management; and the effective management and utilization of infrastructure, equipment, weapons, and supporting tools in aviation security operations. 

As the host airport, Noi Bai International Airport made thorough preparations in terms of facilities and logistical arrangements to ensure the smooth and effective conduct of the training course. The event not only provided an opportunity to standardize professional knowledge and skills but also served as a valuable forum for leaders from other airports to engage directly, exchange insights, and share practical experiences in operational management, contributing to the development of an increasingly strong, safe, and professional ACV airport network.