Changi Airport Group (CAG) announces a S$3 billion investment plan to enhance Changi Airport’s infrastructure and services, preparing it for the surge in air travel demand anticipated in the coming years. The six-year program will focus on upgrading critical services like baggage handling, check-in, immigration, and Skytrain connectivity. To fund these improvements and address rising operational costs, airport charges will gradually increase starting in 2025. This phased approach also aims to recover investments made during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Changi Airport in Singapore is ushering in a new era of travel convenience with its token-less clearance system, utilizing advanced biometric technology for faster and smoother immigration processes. This system, currently in trial at Terminal 3, will be expanded across all terminals, airports, and cruise centers by December 2024. With the ability to clear immigration using only biometric data, Singapore citizens, permanent residents, and long-term pass holders can bypass traditional passport checks, while foreign travelers enjoy expedited departure processes. This innovative system, part of Singapore’s New Clearance Concept, is projected to significantly reduce wait times and enhance the overall travel experience.
Changi Airport Group has unveiled Changi Nexus One, a state-of-the-art air logistics center designed to elevate Singapore’s position as a global cargo hub. This new facility boasts advanced technology, sustainable building practices, and a commitment to collaborative contracting, positioning Changi Airport for future growth in the air cargo industry.
Changi Airport Group (CAG) has revamped its Changi Rewards loyalty program, introducing new perks and benefits for members. The enhanced program features exclusive birthday benefits, upgraded free parking privileges, and a new premium membership tier called ‘Monarch’ offering exceptional rewards and personalized services.
Changi Airport is hosting a breathtaking ‘A Sunflower Sojourn’ exhibition, featuring over 5,000 sunflowers across all terminals. The display is the largest sunflower exhibition ever at an airport, offering a vibrant and interactive experience for visitors.
Changi Airport Group (CAG) reported a strong financial performance in FY2023/24, with revenue increasing by 45% to S$2,727 million. This was driven by a surge in passenger traffic, which reached 62.5 million or 91% of pre-pandemic levels. Operating expenses also increased, totaling S$2,233 million, due to the full reinstatement of services and license fees at Changi Airport. EBITDA climbed to S$1,205 million, while net profit attributable to shareholders reached S$431 million. CAG’s financial position remains robust, with a solid asset base and strong liquidity. The airport operator continues to invest in infrastructure development, including the upcoming construction of Terminal 5.
Prepare for an enchanting journey at Changi Airport this June as it transforms into the whimsical world of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s beloved tale, The Little Prince. From May 24 to July 14, Terminal 3’s departure hall becomes an engaging play zone, filled with interactive experiences and magical installations inspired by the book’s mystical universe.
Changi Airport unveils the Hotel Indigo, Singapore’s first zero-energy hotel integrated into an airport. With 255 rooms, eco-friendly features like solar panels and natural ventilation, and a multi-level ‘Floating Forest’ facade, the hotel sets new standards in sustainable airport hospitality.