Singapore Changi Airport

Changi Airport

The Singapore Changi Airport is one of the largest transportation hubs in Southeast Asia. It is currently rated the World's Best Airport by Skytrax since 2013. Both military and passenger flights use this airport. Changi Airport is the home to Singapore Airlines, Silk Air, Scoot Airlines and Jetstar Aviation.

Singapore Airlines

Terminal 1

Changi Airport serves 100 different flights to 400 different cities and 100 countries. Each week, 7200 flights land or depart from the airport, or 1 every 80 seconds. In 2017, the airport held approximately 62,200,000 passengers. It was the sixth busiest airport in the world and second in Asia.

PASSENGER TERMINALS

Terminal 1 - Opened in 1981
Terminal 2 - Opened in 1990
Terminal 3 - Opened in 2008

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Terminal 3

Terminal 4 - Opened in 2017

Terminal 4 of the Changi Airport has great technology being the latest airport. It has automated check- in counters to print out your boarding pass, automated bag drop counters, automated immigration counters and automated boarding counters. It is a small terminal. Given are some pictures.

Terminal 5 is under construction now. It will be opening in the late 2020s.

Terminal 1, 2 and 3 are connected by a train called the Skytrain. There is also a shuttle bus which takes you from terminal 2 to 4.

The Singapore Airport is a must - visit!

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