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Singapore Changi Airport, Singapore Changi Airport
Malay
: Lapangan Terbang Changi Singapura,
Tamil
: Luo Zi, Luo Zi, Luo Zi, Luo Zi, Luo Zi, Luo Zi, Luo Zi, Luo Zi, Luo Zi, Luo Zi, Luo Zi, Luo Zi, Luo Zi, Luo Zi, Luo Zi, Luo Zi, Luo Zhi,
IATA
: SIN,
ICAO
: WSSS), referred to as "Changi Airport", is located
Republic of Singapore
East Coast Constituency Airport Drive, 17.2 km west of Singapore city center, is a 4F international airport, a large international hub airport
[14]
.
In 1975, the construction of Paya Lebar Airport was moved to the Changi area
[2]
; On June 30, 1981, Paya Lebar Airport was officially transferred to Singapore Changi Airport. On July 1, 1981, Singapore's Changi Airport opened to traffic
[3]
.
According to the official website of the airport in February 2021, the total area of Singapore Changi Airport is 13 million square meters, and there are 4 terminals, of which T1 terminal and T2 terminal have 2 corridors each, and T4 terminal has 1 corridor; There are three runways with a length of 3,260 meters, 4,000 meters and 4,000 meters, and a width of 60 meters
[14]
.
In 2019, Singapore Changi Airport handled 68.3 million passengers, an increase of 4.12%. The cargo throughput was 2.01 million tons, down 6.51% year-on-year; Aircraft took off and landed 382,000 times, down 1.04 percent year-on-year
[8-9]
.
- Chinese name
- Singapore Changi Airport
- Foreign name
-
English: Singapore Changi Airport
Malay: Lapangan Terbang Changi Singapura
Tamil: ச ி ங ் க ப ் ப ூ ர ் ச ா ங ் க ி வ ி ம ா ன ந ி ல ை ய ம ் - ICAO code
- WSSS
- IATA code
- SIN
- Sailing date
- July 1, 1981
- Subordinate region
- East Coast Constituency of the Republic of Singapore
- Flight area class
- 4F
- Airport type
- Joint military and civilian airfield
- District management
- Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS)
- Passenger throughput
- 68.3 million people (2019)
- Cargo throughput
- 2.01 million tons (2019)
- Takeoff and landing sorties
- 382,000 sorties (2019)
- Operating organization
- Changi Airport Group
-
Paya Lebar Airport
On 28 October 1959, Paya Lebar Airport opened with the first Qantas B707 flight
[1]
.
In 1962, the runway of Paya Lebar Airport was extended from 2,400 metres to 2,700 metres
[1]
.
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Singapore Changi Airport
In 1975, due to the insufficient support capacity of Paya Lebar Airport and the lack of expansion conditions, it was proposed to relocate the airport to the Changi area, of which the civilian part was named Singapore Changi Airport, and the military part continued to use the name of Paya Lebar Airport
[2]
.
In 1977, the reclamation and earthworks of Singapore Changi Airport were completed and ground formation work began
[2]
.
In 1979, the construction of Terminal 1 at Singapore Changi Airport began
[2]
.
In 1980, Singapore Changi Airport proposed the introduction of the "garden" concept
[3]
.
On June 30, 1981, Paya Lebar Airport was officially transferred to Singapore Changi Airport. On July 1, Singapore Changi Airport's T1 terminal opened to traffic, and the first route Kuala Lumpur-Singapore was operated by Singapore Airlines
[3]
; The first regular service was between Singapore and Hong Kong
[14]
.
In 1986, the construction of Terminal 2 at Singapore's Changi Airport began
[3]
.
On 22 November 1990, Terminal 2 of Singapore Changi Airport was opened
[4]
.
In 1995, Singapore Changi Airport Transit Area swimming pool opened, located on the roof of Terminal T1
[4]
.
In 1998, Singapore Changi Airport Press Centre, sports ground and cinema were put into use
[4]
.
In October 2000, the construction of Terminal 3 of Singapore Changi Airport began
[5]
.
In 2002, Singapore's Changi Airport subway station was opened
[5]
.
In 2004, Singapore Changi Airport automatic boarding system was put into trial operation, which was the first automatic boarding system in the world
[5]
.
In October 2007, Singapore Airlines A380 aircraft landed at Singapore Changi Airport, which became the first airport to support A380 aircraft
[5]
.
In May 2008, the transformation of Singapore Changi Airport T1 terminal began; On July 1, Terminal 3 of Singapore Changi Airport was put into use, and the butterfly garden at the top of the terminal was opened simultaneously
[5]
.
On 1 July 2009, Changi Airport Group was formed and took over Singapore's Changi Airport
[5]
.
In 2013, the Singapore Changi Airport complex "Star Yao Changi" concept was proposed, and the "Changi East" project was proposed, planning the construction of a third runway and terminal T5; In November, the construction of T4 Terminal at Singapore Changi Airport began
[7]
.
In December 2014, Singapore Changi Airport complex "Star Yao Changi" began construction
[7]
[11]
.
On 31 October 2017, Singapore Changi Airport T4 opened
[7]
.
On April 17, 2019, the Singapore Changi Airport complex "Star Yao Changi" was opened
[7]
.
A general view of Singapore Changi Airport
A general view of Singapore Changi Airport
Singapore Changi Airport is located in the Republic of Singapore East Coast Constituency Airport Drive, 17.2 km west of Singapore city centre. Airport elevation 6.66 m, geographical coordinates are 1°21 '33 "north latitude, 103°59' 22" east longitude
[14]
[24]
.
Singapore Changi Airport Location
Singapore Changi Airport Location
-
summarize
According to the official website of the airport in February 2021, Singapore Changi Airport has a total of 4 terminals and 1 complex, of which T1, T2 and T3 terminals are connected, and T4 terminal is independently set up.
General layout of the terminal area of Singapore Changi Airport
-
Terminal T1
According to the official website of the airport in February 2021, the T1 terminal of Singapore Changi Airport is located in the north side of the airport, with a "work" structure, a construction area of 280,000 square meters, with 13 check-in islands, the whole is divided into two areas C and D, including 24 gates in area C, 30 gates in area D, and a total of 29 boarding Bridges. It can meet the annual passenger throughput of 21 million passengers
[14]
[33]
.
Interior view of Terminal T1
-
Terminal T2
According to the official website of the airport in February 2021, the T2 terminal of Singapore Changi Airport is located in the east side of the T3 terminal and the north side of the T4 terminal, using the "π" shape structure, the whole is divided into two areas E and F, with a total of 35 gates; It can meet the annual passenger throughput of 23 million passengers
[14]
[33]
.
-
Terminal 3
According to the airport's official website in February 2021, Terminal 3 of Singapore Changi Airport is located on the west side of Terminal T2 and the south side of Terminal T1, with a total of 919 skylights to introduce natural light; There are 11 check-in islands, which are divided into two zones A and B. Zone A has 21 boarding gates, Zone B has 10 boarding gates, and a total of 28 boarding Bridges, of which 8 can guarantee A380 aircraft; It can meet the annual passenger throughput of 22 million passengers
[14]
[33]
.
Singapore Changi Airport Terminal 3 adopts steel structure, glass main shape, with a "natural and warm" design concept, the pillars are wrapped in wooden materials, and the beige floor is arranged with waterfalls and green Spaces for animals.
-
T4 Terminal
According to the airport's official website in February 2021, Singapore Changi Airport's T4 terminal is located in the south of the airport, with 7 check-in islands and a total of 21 boarding Bridges, which can meet the annual passenger throughput of 16 million passengers
[14]
.
T4 Terminal
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Terminal T5
On May 17, 2022, at the first Changi Aviation Summit, the Minister of Transport said that depending on the pace of recovery in the aviation industry, Singapore is expected to start building the T5 in two to three years, with completion expected in the mid-2030s.
[38]
It can receive up to 50 million visitors per year in the initial period.
[39]
-
Air traffic control tower
According to the airport's official website in February 2021, the height of the air traffic control tower at Singapore Changi Airport is 80 meters
[5]
.
Singapore Changi Airport Tower
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Star Yao Changi Complex
Jewel Changi Airport is a multi-functional airport complex integrating aviation facilities, shopping and leisure, accommodation and catering, amusement projects, landscape gardens, etc. It is located in the integrated area of T1, T2, T3 terminals and air traffic control tower. The overall structure is 11 floors, including 5 floors above ground and 5 floors below ground. The two underground layers are intercalated; The above-ground part is a glass roof with a thin shell structure shaped like a dome, and the center is sunken downward to form a rain vortex
[34]
.
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Running-and-sliding system
According to the airport's official website in February 2021, Singapore Changi Airport has three runways and seven parallel taxiways
[6]
.
|
ID
|
Another name
|
Length
|
breadth
|
pavement
|
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
02L/20R
|
First runway
|
3260 m
|
60 meters
|
Asphalt/Concrete
|
|
02C/20C
|
Second runway
|
4000 m
|
60 meters
|
Asphalt/Concrete
|
|
02R/20L
|
Third runway
|
4000 m
|
60 meters
|
Asphalt/Concrete
|
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Civil aviation station
As of April 2013, Singapore Changi Airport has 146 slots
[37]
.
Singapore Changi Airport is a hub for Singapore Airlines, Silkair, Scoot, Jetstar Asia, Singapore Cargo and fedex. According to the airport's official website in February 2021, Singapore Changi Airport has more than 100 airlines serving 400 cities in about 100 countries
[12]
.
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Passenger waypoint
|
Airline company
|
waypoint
|
|---|---|
|
Singapore Airlines (SQ)
|
Beijing Capital, Shanghai Pudong, Taiwan Taoyuan, Guangzhou, Hong Kong
Seoul Incheon, Tokyo Haneda, Osaka Kansai, Fukuoka, Central Nagoya, Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, Yangon, Bangkok Suvarnabhumi, Kuala Lumpur, Jakarta, Bali, Surabaya, Manila, Bandar Seri Pagawan, Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Kolkata, Chennai, Colombo, Male, Dhaka, Dubai International, Istanbul, Stockholm, Moscow Serje Medevo, Frankfurt, Munich, Dusseldorf, Copenhagen, Zurich, Rome Fiumicino, Milan Malpensa, Paris Charles de Gaulle, Amsterdam, London Heathrow, Barcelona, Johannesburg, Canberra, Sydney, Melbourne, Perth, Brisbane, Adelaide, Auckland, Christchurch, New York Kennedy, San Francisco, Los Angeles ,
Xiamen (in Fujian Province)
[47]
|
|
Singapore Scoot Airways (TZ)
|
Harbin, Shenyang, Tianjin, Xi 'an, Jinan, Qingdao, Zhengzhou, Nanjing, Wuxi, Hangzhou, Nanchang, Ningbo, Quanzhou, Taiwan Taoyuan, Kaohsiung, Nanning, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Wuhan, Hong Kong, Macau
Tokyo Haneda, Bangkok Suvarnabhumi, Osaka Kansai, Sapporo, Phuket, Kuala Lumpur, Penang, Kuching, Kuantan, Jakarta, Bali, Surabaya, Cebu, Angilis Maprakat, Bangalore, Chennai, Hyderabad, Male, Dhaka, Athens, Berlin Brandenburg, Sydney, Melbourne, Perth
|
|
Silkair (MI)
|
Chengdu, Chongqing, Kunming, Wuhan, Changsha, Fuzhou, Xiamen, Shenzhen
, Hiroshima, Hanoi, Da Nang, Vientiane, Phnom Penh, Siem Reap, Yangon, Mandalay, Phuket, Chiang Mai, Koh Samui, Kuala Lumpur, Kota Kinabalu, Bali, Medan, Pekanbaru, Yogyakarta, Semarang, Manado, Lombok, Cebu, Davao, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Kochi, Tiruwa Nam Sapuram, Male, Kathmandu, Darwin, Cairns
|
|
Jetstar Asia (3K)
|
Guiyang, Hefei, Taiwan Taoyuan, Haikou, Sanya, Jieyang, Hong Kong
Osaka, Manila, Ho Chi Minh City, Phnom Penh, Siem Reap, Yangon, Bangkok, Phuket, Kuala Lumpur, Penang, Jakarta, Medan, Pekanbaru, Surabaya, Angilis Mabrakat
|
|
Air China (CA)
|
Beijing Capital, Chengdu,
Shanghai
[48]
|
|
Sichuan Airlines (3U)
|
Chengdu
|
|
China Eastern Airlines (MU)
|
Kunming, Shanghai Pudong, Fuzhou, Quanzhou,
Xi 'an
[46]
|
|
Hebei Airlines (NS)
|
Shijiazhuang, Hangzhou
|
|
Xiamen Airlines (MF)
|
Fuzhou, Xiamen,
Hangzhou
[44]
|
|
China Airlines (CI)
|
Taiwan Taoyuan
, Surabaya
|
|
Eva Air (BR)
|
Taiwan Taoyuan
|
|
China Southern Airlines (CZ)
|
Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Chongqing, Beijing Daxing
[42]
|
|
Shenzhen Airlines (en)
|
Shenzhen
|
|
Cathay Pacific Airways (CX)
|
Hong Kong
Suvarnabhumi, Bangkok
|
|
Shandong Airlines (SC)
|
Jinan (in Shandong Province)
|
|
Korean Air (KE)
|
Seoul Incheon
|
|
Jeju Air (7C)
|
Busan
|
|
All Nippon Airways (NH)
|
Tokyo Haneda
|
|
Vietnam Airlines (VN)
|
Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City
|
|
Jetstar Pacific (BL)
|
Ho Chi Minh City
|
|
Thai Airways International (TG)
|
Bangkok Suvarnabhumi
|
|
Thai AirAsia (FD)
|
Bangkok Suvarnabhumi, Phuket
|
|
Bangkok Airways (PG)
|
Koh Samui
|
|
Malaysia Airlines (MH)
|
Kuala Lumpur, Kuching
|
|
Malaysia Airlines (OD)
|
Penang
|
|
Indonesia AirAsia (QZ)
|
Jakarta, Bali, Medan, Yogyakarta, Semarang, Padang
|
|
Lion Air Indonesia (JT)
|
Jakarta
|
|
Garuda Indonesia (GA)
|
Jakarta, Bali, Medan, Surabaya
|
|
Philippine Airlines (PR)
|
Manila, Cebu
|
|
Cebu Pacific (5J)
|
Manila, Cebu, Angelisma Brakat
|
|
Philippines AirAsia (Z2)
|
Manila
|
|
Royal Brunei Airlines (BI)
|
Bandar Seri Begawan City
|
|
Ethiopian Airlines (ET)
|
Addis Ababa, Kuala Lumpur
|
|
Jetstar Airways (JQ)
|
Perth, Bali
|
|
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines (KL)
|
Amsterdam, Bali
|
|
Delta Air Lines (DL)
|
Seattle, Haneda, Tokyo
|
|
Air India (AI)
|
Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai
|
|
Jet Airways (9W)
|
Delhi, Mumbai
|
|
Indigo (6E)
|
Bangalore, Chennai
|
|
Sri Lanka Airlines (UL)
|
Colombo
|
|
Emirates Airlines (EK)
|
Dubai International, Colombo, Melbourne, Brisbane
|
|
Etihad Airways (EY)
|
ABU Dhabi
|
|
Qatar Airways (QR)
|
Doha
|
|
Saudi Arabian Airlines (SV)
|
Jeddah
|
|
Turkish Airlines (TK)
|
Istanbul
|
|
Uzbekistan Airways (HY)
|
Tashkent
|
|
Lot Airlines (LO)
|
Warsaw
|
|
Lufthansa (LH)
|
Frankfurt, Munich
|
|
Finnair (AY)
|
Helsinki
|
|
Swiss International Air Lines (LX)
|
Zurich
|
|
Air France (AF)
|
Charles de Gaulle in Paris
|
|
British Airways (BA)
|
London Heathrow, Sydney, Perth
|
|
Qantas Airways (QF)
|
London Heathrow, Sydney
|
|
Air Mauritius (MK)
|
Mauritius, Kuala Lumpur
|
|
Air New Zealand (NZ)
|
Auckland
|
|
Air New Guinea (PX)
|
Port Moresby
|
|
United Airlines (UA)
|
San Francisco, Los Angeles
|
|
Juneyao Airlines (HO)
|
Shanghai
[45]
|
|
Reference materials:
[43]
|
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Freight point
|
Airline company
|
destination
|
|---|---|
|
All Nippon Airways Cargo (NH)
|
Okinawa Naha, Tokyo Narita
|
|
Korean Air (KE)
|
Seoul Incheon, Bangkok Suvarnabhumi, Penang, Hanoi
|
|
Cardi Air (8F)
|
Bali, Jakarta
|
|
Air Luxembourg Cargo International (CV)
|
Baku, Luxembourg, Anchorage, Chicago,
Hong Kong
, Kuala Lumpur, Ho Chi Minh City, Doha
|
|
Cathay Pacific Airways (CX)
|
Lehigh Valley, Hanoi,
Hong Kong
, Penang
|
|
China Airlines (CI)
|
Taiwan Taoyuan
Bangkok, Suvarnabhumi, Manila, Penang
|
|
Air China Cargo (CA)
|
Brisbane, Suvarnabhumi, Bangkok,
Chengdu
|
|
DHL Airlines (DH)
|
Delhi, Leipzig, Suvarnabhumi, Bangkok
|
|
Emirates Cargo Airlines (EK)
|
Dubai Al Maktoum, Dubai International, Melbourne (USA), Sydney
|
|
Etihad Cargo Airlines (EY)
|
ABU Dhabi, Brisbane, Sydney
|
|
Eva Cargo Air (BR)
|
Lehigh Valley, Penang, Taiwan Taoyuan
|
|
Fedex Airlines (FX)
|
Guangzhou
Jakarta, Osaka Kansai, Lehigh Valley, Brisbane, Memphis, Anchorage, Taiwan Taoyuan, Ho Chi Minh City, Penang
|
|
Hong Kong Airlines (HX)
|
Hong Kong
|
|
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines (KL)
|
Dammam, Muscat, Amsterdam, Sharjah, Bangkok Suvarnabhumi
|
|
Japan Cargo Airlines (JL)
|
Bangkok Suvarnabhumi, Brisbane, Lehigh Valley
|
|
Singapore Cargo Airlines (SQ)
|
Amsterdam, Anchorage, Atlanta, Oakland, Bangalore, Bangkok Suvarnabhumi, Brussels, Chennai, Chicago, Copenhagen, Dallas-Fort Worth,
Hong Kong
Jakarta, Johannesburg, Lagos, Brisbane, Los Angeles, Guaranamu, Melbourne, Mumbai, Nairobi,
Nanjing
Sharjah, Sydney
|
|
Trans-mediterranean Aviation (TL)
|
Beirut, Lehigh Valley
|
|
TNT Air (3V)
|
Liege, Lehigh Valley
|
|
Jinpeng Airlines (Y8)
|
Labuan, Kuala Lumpur
|
|
Turkish Cargo Airlines (TK)
|
Istanbul, Karachi
|
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Check-in island distribution
According to the airport's official website in February 2021, the airlines with check-in counters at Terminal T1 of Singapore Changi Airport are:
|
Terminal T1 check-in
|
|||
|---|---|---|---|
|
Jetstar Asia
|
Sichuan Airlines
|
Cebu Pacific Air
|
Indigo
|
|
Jeju Air
|
Myanmar Air International
|
Spring Airlines
|
American Airlines
|
|
Air France
|
Air India
|
Malaysia Airasia
|
Royal Air Maroc
|
|
Finnair
|
British Airways
|
Bangla Airlines
|
Royal Brunei Airlines
|
|
Pacific Airlines
|
Air China
|
Cathay Pacific Airways
|
China Southern Airlines
|
|
Emirates
|
Fiji Airways
|
GO Air
|
Beibu Gulf Air
|
|
Juneyao Airlines
|
Hainan Airlines
|
Iberia Airlines
|
Air India Express
|
|
Japan Airlines
|
Jetstar Airways
|
Royal Bhutan Airlines
|
Korean Air
|
|
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
|
Xiamen Airlines
|
Malaysia Airlines
|
Air Mauritius
|
|
All Nippon Airways
|
Hebei Airlines
|
Chongqing Airlines
|
Bangkok Airways
|
|
Philippine Airlines
|
Air New Guinea
|
Qantas Airways
|
Qatar Airways
|
|
Shandong Airlines
|
Thai Airways International
|
Turkish Airlines
|
Singapore Cool Air
|
|
Urumqi Air
|
Vietjet
|
Shenzhen Airlines
|
/
|
|
Reference materials:
[15]
|
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According to the airport's official website in February 2021, the airlines with check-in counters at Singapore Changi Airport's Terminal 3 are:
|
Terminal 3 check-in
|
|||
|---|---|---|---|
|
Aegean Airlines
|
Air Canada
|
Alitalia
|
Eva Air
|
|
Bangla Airlines
|
China Airlines
|
Ethiopian Airlines
|
Emirates
|
|
Garuda Indonesia
|
Hawaiian Airlines
|
Pakistan Airlines
|
Lion Air Indonesia
|
|
Air Serbia
|
Lufthansa
|
Lot Airlines
|
Swiss international Air
|
|
Silkair
|
Egyptair
|
China Eastern Airlines
|
Air New Zealand
|
|
Ma Yin Air
|
Croatia Airlines
|
South African Airways
|
Scandinavian Airlines
|
|
Lion Air Thailand
|
Brussels Airlines
|
Singapore Airlines
|
Saudi Airlines
|
|
Air Portugal
|
United Airlines
|
Myanmar Airlines
|
Vistalla Air
|
|
Sri Lankan Airlines
|
Vietnam Airlines
|
Virgin Pacific
|
/
|
|
Reference materials:
[15]
|
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Check-in time
According to the airport's official website in February 2021, the check-in start and end times for airlines at Singapore Changi Airport are as follows:
|
Airline company
|
Check-in start time
(Before the flight's scheduled departure time)
|
Check-in deadline
(Before the flight's scheduled departure time)
|
|---|---|---|
|
Singapore Airlines
|
3 hours
|
40 minutes
|
|
Singapore Cool Air
|
3 hours
|
60 minutes
|
|
Sichuan Airlines
|
3 hours
|
60 minutes
|
|
Spring Airlines
|
2 hours
|
45 minutes
|
|
Eva Air
|
Two hours and 30 minutes
|
40 minutes
|
|
Air China
|
3 hours (2 hours on some flights)
|
45 minutes
|
|
China Airlines
|
3 hours
|
40 minutes
|
|
Cathay Pacific Airways
|
3 hours
|
40 minutes
|
|
China Southern Airlines
|
3 hours
|
40 minutes
|
|
Beibu Gulf Air
|
Two hours and 30 minutes
|
50 minutes
|
|
Juneyao Airlines
|
3 hours
|
45 minutes
|
|
Hainan Airlines
|
Two hours and 30 minutes
|
45 minutes
|
|
Xiamen Airlines
|
Two hours and 30 minutes
|
45 minutes
|
|
China Eastern Airlines
|
3 hours
|
45 minutes
|
|
Hebei Airlines
|
Two hours and 30 minutes
|
45 minutes
|
|
Chongqing Airlines
|
3 hours
|
45 minutes
|
|
Shandong Airlines
|
Two hours and 30 minutes
|
45 minutes
|
|
Urumqi Air
|
Two hours and 30 minutes
|
45 minutes
|
|
Shenzhen Airlines
|
2 hours
|
45 minutes
|
|
Reference materials:
[15]
|
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Children's playground
According to the official website of the airport in February 2021, there are children's playgrounds in the four terminals of Singapore Changi Airport, which are located next to the outdoor garden on the second floor of Terminal T1, the north side of the Departure transfer Hall on the second floor of Terminal T2, outside the departure transfer Hall on the second floor of Terminal T3 and the center of the departure transfer Hall on the third floor, and next to the traditional cultural area on the first floor of Terminal T4
[16]
.
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Charging area
According to the airport's official website in February 2021, Singapore Changi Airport has a charging station, with a total of 3,400 USB ports and universal power outlets for passengers to charge
[17]
.
-
Medical center
According to the airport's official website in February 2021, Raffles Medical Center is located in all four terminals of Singapore Changi Airport, and six pharmacies are set up in each terminal and Xingyao Changi
[18]
.
-
Smoking area
According to the airport's official website in February 2021, Singapore Changi Airport has a total of 5 smoking areas in Terminal T1, a total of 5 smoking areas in Terminal T2, a total of 6 smoking areas in Terminal T3 and a total of 5 smoking areas in Terminal T4
[19]
.
20 July 2023, Changi Airport Group, Singapore
The announcement said that the number of passengers received in June 2023 reached 5.12 million, which is the first time since the outbreak of COVID-19 in January 2020 that the number of passengers in a month exceeded 5 million, and the number of passengers and flight takeoffs and landings at Changi Airport in June has reached 88% of the pre-epidemic level in June 2019.
[41]
|
A given year
|
Passenger throughput
(10,000 visitors)
|
Growth rate (%)
|
Cargo throughput
(tons)
|
Growth rate (%)
|
Takeoff and landing sorties
(ten thousand sorties)
|
Growth rate (%)
|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
2012
|
5120
|
/
|
183
|
/
|
36.05
|
/
|
|
2013
|
5370
|
4.88
|
184
|
0.55
|
34.38
|
4.63
|
|
2014
|
5410
|
0.74
|
184
|
0.00
|
34.14
|
0.70
|
|
2015
|
5545
|
2.50
|
185
|
0.54
|
34.63
|
1.44
|
|
2016
|
5870
|
5.86
|
197
|
6.49
|
36.05
|
4.10
|
|
2017
|
6220
|
5.96
|
213
|
8.12
|
37.3
|
3.47
|
|
2018
|
6560
|
5.47
|
215
|
0.94
|
38.6
|
3.49
|
|
2019
|
6830
|
4.12
|
201
|
6.51
|
38.2
|
1.04
|
|
Reference materials:
[8-9]
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Self-service check-in
Contactless self-service terminals at Changi Airport in Singapore
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Self-service immigration
According to the airport's official website in February 2021, Singapore Changi Airport has a self-service immigration terminal, where passengers can self-service immigration procedures through facial recognition and iris recognition
[20]
.
Note: People's Republic of China passport, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region passport, Australian passport, United States passport holders need to register at the registration center before self-service immigration
[21]
.
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Quiet Airport Project
Since January 2018, Singapore Changi Airport has implemented the "Quiet Airport" plan, completely eliminating the broadcast service of calling passengers to board, and only broadcasting important information such as emergencies, missing children and flight delays
[36]
.
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Light rail train
Light rail train on site
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Shuttle bus
According to the official website of the airport in February 2021, passengers can take shuttle buses between T3 and T4 terminals; The shuttle bus is free of charge for Changi Rewards members and passengers under 15 years of age, other passengers can purchase a day pass; Operating hours are 14:30 to 22:30 from Monday to Wednesday and 13:30 to 23:30 from Thursday to Sunday
[22]
.
Below the complex is the Singapore Mass Transit (SMRT) Changi Airport Station (CG2), where passengers can take the SMRT train to Dan Ramera Station (EW4) or Expo Station (CG1/DT35) to connect to other lines throughout Singapore
[23]
.
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Operation direction
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First train time
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Last train time
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Working day
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05:31
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Go to Tarshlien 23:08
Heading to Basilik 00:06
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Holidays and festivals
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05:59
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Reference materials:
[23]
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There are bus stops in the underground car parks of Terminals T1, T2 and T3 and outside gate 4B of Terminal T4, where passengers can change buses
[23]
.
There are taxi stands in the arrival halls of all terminals at Singapore Changi Airport, where passengers can transfer to a taxi to get to downtown Singapore, which takes about 30 minutes. Passengers departing from Singapore Changi Airport by taxi will be charged an additional fee
[23]
.
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Feather Spirit
Feather Spirit
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Song of Clouds
T3 Slide
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T3 Slide
T3 slide (The Slide@T3) is located in T3 terminal, from the first floor spiral down to three underground floors, a total height of 12 meters; Changi Rewards members can redeem 10 slide passes per day
[26]
.
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Cactus garden
The Cactus Garden is located in the transit area of Terminal T1, with more than 100 species of cactus and xerophytes from deserts and dry areas in Asia, Africa and the Americas. The garden is open 24 hours
[28]
.
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Traditional cultural district
Traditional cultural district
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Dragonfly Garden
The Dragonfly Garden is located in the public area of Terminal T1, mainly planting Washington palm, and creating a landscape of dragonfly habitat with plant communities; There are dragonflies flying in the special pond in the garden
[30]
.
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Sunflower Garden (Viewing platform)
The sunflower garden is located in the rooftop area of Terminal 2, mainly planting sunflowers and other plants; Visitors can also observe the take-off and landing of aircraft and the view of the platform
[31]
.
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Peranakan History Gallery
Located in the transit area of Terminal T4, the Peranakan History Gallery, opened by the airport in collaboration with the Singapore Heritage Gallery, features dynamically changing exhibits focusing on the material culture of the Peranakan people and its influence on modern design in Singapore
[32]
.
As of December 2020, Singapore Changi Airport has won a total of 635 awards
[10]
.
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Awards received
|
Number of awards
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Award year
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issuer
|
|---|---|---|---|
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DEFICIENCY-FREE Airport
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39 times
|
1982 to 2019
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IFALPA Regional Conference
|
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Best airport
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14 times
|
2006 to 2020
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DestinAsian Readers' Choice Awards
|
|
World's top airport
|
18 times
|
1999, 2001, 2003, 2005, 2007 to 2020
|
Wanderlust Reader Travel Awards
|
|
Best Airport (40 million rated)
|
6 times
|
2012 to 2014, 2016, 2018 to 2019
|
Airport Council International Airport Service Quality Awards Worldwide
|
|
Best Airport (Asia Pacific)
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4 times
|
2004, 2016, 2018 to 2019
|
|
|
World's best airport
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12 times
|
2000, 2006, 2010, 2013, 2020, 2023
|
SKYTRAX
|
|
World's best airport
|
Thirty-three times
|
1988 to 2020
|
Business Traveller UK Awards
|
|
World's best airport
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26 times
|
1991 to 1999, 2001 to 2008, 2010 to 2015, 2017 to 2020
|
Business Traveler US Award
|
|
World's best airport
|
26 times
|
1993 to 2020
|
Business Traveller Germany Award
|
|
World's best airport
|
17 times
|
2004 to 2020
|
Business Traveller Middle East Awards
|
|
Best international airport in the world
|
8 times
|
2013至2020
|
Travel & Leisure US World’s Best Awards Survey
|
|
Best International Airport
|
1 time
|
2020
|
Conde Nast Traveler Middle East Readers' Choice Award
|
|
World's best airport
|
1 time
|
2020
|
Smart Travel Asia Best of the Decade Award
|
|
No.1 airport in the world
|
2 times
|
2019至2020
|
Conde Nast Traveler Readers' Choice Award
|
|
Travelers' favorite airport
|
10 times
|
2011 to 2020
|
|
|
Best International Airport
|
1 time
|
2020
|
AFAR Traveler' Award
|
|
World's best airport
|
28 times
|
1992 to 2020
|
Business Traveller Asia-Pacific Awards
|
|
Best airport in Asia Pacific
|
11 times
|
2010 to 2020
|
|
|
Best International Airport
|
9 times
|
2012 to 2020
|
Travel & Leisure India's Best Award
|
|
World's best airport
|
6 times
|
2006, 2016 to 2020
|
Global Travel Tested Awards
|
|
Reference materials:
[10]
[40]
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Changi East Project
According to the official website of the airport in February 2021, Singapore Changi Airport proposed the "Changi East" project, with a construction area of 10.8 million square meters, including the construction of T5 terminal, the third runway for civilian use and the construction of underground transportation system, which can meet the annual passenger throughput of 50 million people and the cargo throughput of 5.4 million tons
[6]
.
Changi East Project
Changi East Project
According to the airport's 2019 annual report, Singapore Changi Airport directly supports 50,000 local jobs
[13]
.
