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Changi International Airport
Changi International Airport in the city and State of Singapore is one of the largest aviation facilities in Asia. Changi Airport is located in Changi, Singapore, and uses the IATA code SIN.
Changi is the hub of Singapore Airlines, and many large jets and different other different types of planes from that carrier as well as from international airlines operate there daily.
Changi International Airport has two terminals:
- Air China[?]
- Air India
- Air Mauritius
- Air Niugini[?]
- Air Seychelles[?]
- Alitalia
- ANA
- Asiana[?]
- Bangkok Airways[?]
- Biman Bangladesh[?]
- Bouraq Indonesia Airlines[?]
- British Airways
- Cathay Pacific
- China Airlines
- China Eastern[?]
- China Southern[?]
- Emirates
- EVA Air[?]
- Finnair
- Garuda Indonesia
- Gulf Air[?]
- Iberia
- Indian Airlines[?]
- Japan Airlines
- KLM
- Korean Air[?]
- Kuwait Airways[?]
- Lauda Air[?]
- Myanmar Airways[?]
- Mekong Airlines[?]
- Merpati Nusantara Airlines[?]
- Northwest Airlines
- Qantas
- Royal Nepal[?]
- Saudi Arabian Airlines
- Scandinavian Airlines System
- Sri Lankan Airlines[?]
- Swiss International Airlines
- Thai Airways International[?]
- Turkish Airlines (THY)
- United Airlines
- Vietnam Airlines[?]
- Air France
- Air New Zealand
- Lufthansa
- Malaysia Airlines
- Philippine Airlines[?]
- Royal Brunei
- Singapore Airlines
Cargo services are operated by:
External Links
- Changi Airport Homepage (http://www.changi.airport.com.sg)
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