When the new Terminal 5 at Changi Airport opens, Singapore Airlines ( SIA ) and Scoot flights will depart from there.  ,
When its first phase opens in the middle of the 20th century, the new terminal will have about 50 million passengers a year, according to Changi Airport Group ( CAG ) in a press release for the groundbreaking ceremony on Wednesday ( May 14 ).  ,
Singapore Airlines Group said in a speech on Wednesday that it will combine its SIA and Scoot activities under one roof at the new switch, “providing place for our future growth and enhancing operating synergies.”  ,
When the party relocates to Terminal 5, it did leave Stations 1, 2, and 3 and proceed to Terminal 5.
In the interim, SIA Group said the company will continue to “invest in its current procedures” at the three terminals.
When customers arrive, depart, or travel through Terminal 5, it said,” We are committed to working closely with Changi Airport Group to ensure that our home base provides a world-class floor experience.”  ,
The development of Changi Airport was even welcomed by the SIA team.
Singapore’s status as a major international air hub will be further strengthened, it said, adding to the government’s long-term connectivity and attractiveness as an international city.
The project was put on hold for two decades as a result of the COVID-19 crisis, and Terminal 5 was initially announced in 2013.
According to CAG, the new switch will be powered by” state-of-the-art aircraft systems and considerable automation,” which will enable Changi Airport to significantly improve its handling capacity and optimize its functions.  ,
A floor transportation center with bus, train, car, and other travel services will also be located in Terminal 5.
To join Terminal 5 to Singapore’s city center and “other big centers,” strategies are being made to expand the Thomson-East Coast and Cross Island ranges.