Final month, Minister for Transport Khaw Boon Wan introduced that Changi Airport might be suspending operations at its Terminal 2 for 18 months from May 1.
This transfer will assist Changi Airport Group (CAG) to save lots of on operating prices throughout this time, in addition to pace up the present upgrading works at Terminal 2.
At present (May 12), CAG introduced the indefinite suspension of operations at Terminal 4 ranging from May 16.
Airways at present based mostly in T4 will function out of Terminals 1 or three as a substitute.
In the meantime, shops and eating places housed within the terminal will shut, and the shuttle bus service connecting to T3 will even be suspended.
CAG defined that this transfer is a part of additional efforts to consolidate their terminal operations in view of the decline in air site visitors resulting from COVID-19.
It added that there’s at present a “very small variety of flights nonetheless working within the terminal”, and this suspension will assist them save on operating prices equivalent to utilities and cleansing.
In accordance with CAG, T4’s reopening relies on when air journey demand picks up and on the necessities of airways in search of to relaunch flights at Changi Airport.
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