Da Nang Airport (DAD): arrival guide

Da Nang International Airport (DAD) is run by the Airports Corporation of Vietnam (ACV). International flights use Terminal 2 (T2); domestic flights use T1. The city centre is only a few kilometres away.

Weather in Da Nang now

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The rainy season runs from late September to December, and storms in central Viet Nam cluster from late September to November.

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Traffic to Dragon Bridge

About 5 km by road. Open the route for the live drive time.

Check the live traffic map before you set off; heavy rain slows traffic everywhere.

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Terminals and what is new

  • International arrivals come out at T2; domestic flights use T1.
  • Expansion projects for the airport were announced in 2026, including a renovation of T1.
  • The airport's official website, danangairport.vn, shows live waiting times.

From the airport to the city

  • Metered taxis (Mai Linh, Tien Sa, VinaSun and others) wait right outside both arrival halls. Only some taxi companies take cards, so carry some cash.
  • Buses stop at pillars 7–8 of T2 and pillar 2 of T1.
  • Grab and Xanh SM also operate here.
  • The Dragon Bridge and the Han River are about 5 km away; My Khe beach is a little further.

Useful numbers

  • Airport information: +84 236 3837878
  • ACV Da Nang: 0905 920 019

Being met with flowers

Flosa, a flower shop in Ho Chi Minh City, delivers flowers and flower leis to the arrivals hall at Da Nang, timed to the landing. Choose a lei (Joyful Connection lei, Flower lei, Elegant lei) or a bouquet and write the flight number, the landing time and the name of the person meeting the traveller in the order note. Staying in town? We also deliver flowers to your hotel.

Visa and arrival steps

Who needs a visa, how to apply for an e-visa on the official website, and what happens between the plane and the arrivals hall: see Arriving in Viet Nam: visa, e-visa and airport guide.

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Sources

Facts checked on 2026-10-03 against the official sources below. Rules change: check them again before you travel.

Written by a florist in Ho Chi Minh City

This guide is written by Flosa, a flower shop in Ho Chi Minh City. We deliver flowers to airport arrivals halls, so we keep these facts up to date. More about the country in our Viet Nam travel guide; to thank someone in Viet Nam after your trip, you can send flowers to Viet Nam from abroad.

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