Changi Airport is Associated With and Known as:
Changi Airport is also termed as 'Singapore Changi Airport' a major public and defense international airport of Singapore. In the world, the airport is reckoned among the top ten busiest international airports.
Changi Airport History
Changi Airport got its corporate
Identity on 1st of July 1981 with the opening of Terminal one. The airport is owned by Government of Singapore while managed under Changi Airport Group. The strength of the Changi Airport is almost 32,000 employees while the
Size of the airport is around 1,300 hectares.
Hubs and Flights
Changi Airport is considered a largest air hub of Asia's reputed airlines such as
Jetstar Asia Airways, Scoot, SilkAir, Singapore Airlines,
Singapore Airlines Cargo, Tigerair and Valuair. Changi airport operates nearly 100 overseas flights daily, which flies to approximately 300 cities of 70 worldwide nations and territories while every week 6,500 long-haul and short-haul flights. Thus, the airport serves more than 53 million passengers annually.
Shops and Services
Changi Airport is also considered Singapore's best shopping and
Dining destination, where it houses 120 food and beverages outlets, and 350 retail and services outlets. The entire shopping and dining destination floor area covers about 70,000sqm space. The airport has two runways,
Three terminals, ninety two aircraft stands and thirty seven remote stands. Apart from this, Changi airport claims that closely 1,36,738 passengers arrives and departures every day.