On November 10, 2026, a delegation of lecturers and students from VinUniversity attended a seminar at Noi Bai International Airport to exchange information and gain practical insights into airport operations management and service provision. The program provided students with an opportunity to explore a real-world airport operating environment, bridging their academic knowledge with operational practices at an international airport.

Representing Noi Bai International Airport were delegates from the Human Resources and Organization Department, Noi Bai Airport Business Center, Noi Bai Airport Operations Control Center, Noi Bai Terminal Operations Center, and the Airport Administration Office. The Vin University delegation comprised lecturers and students specializing in Operations and Supply Chain Management.

During the seminar, representatives of Noi Bai International Airport provided an overview of the airport, its services, and its achievements in recent years. In particular, the program featured discussions on several processes related to operations management and service provision, offering students practical insights into the organization, coordination, and management of airport operations.

During the Q&A and discussion session, participants further exchanged information and explored topics related to airport operations management and supply chain management. The session also gave students an opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of the aviation industry's distinctive operating environment, where operational processes and service provision require close coordination among various departments and units.

Following the seminar, the Vin University delegation continued their visit with a tour of Passenger Terminals T1 and T2. This activity offered students an opportunity to directly observe airport facilities and passenger service operations, providing valuable practical experience relevant to their academic studies.

The exchange program between Noi Bai International Airport and Vin University contributed to strengthening connections between academic institutions and real-world operational environments, while enabling students to broaden their understanding of airport management, operations, and service provision.