Changi Airport Launches S$3 Billion Infrastructure Enhancement Plan

The investment will fund upgrades to Terminal 3 and the Skytrain system, supported by increased passenger and airline charges.

Changi Airport will invest S$3 billion over six years to upgrade its facilities, including Terminal 3 and the Skytrain system, to accommodate rising passenger numbers.
Passenger service and security fees will increase from S$46.40 to S$58.40 by 2030, while transfer fees will triple to S$18.
The airport plans to add seven new Skytrain cars and enhance its baggage handling capacity to improve operational efficiency.
Terminal 3 will undergo significant upgrades, including improvements to its baggage system and retail offerings, while Terminal 4 will see expanded check-in facilities.
Airlines will face higher landing, parking, and aerobridge charges, with a 50% rebate on increases for the first six months starting April 2025.