Singapore Changi Airport plans to invest S$3bn (€2.12bn) over the next six years to enhance services including baggage handling, check-in, and immigration processes, in anticipation of increased travel demand prior to the mid-2030 opening of Terminal 5.
Initially put on hold due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the Terminal 5 project was restarted in 2022 with updated designs to enhance modularity, flexibility, and resilience.
Changi will upgrade its current four terminals, including expansions to Terminal 1’s Arrival Immigration Halls, refurbishments to Terminal 3, and increased check-in capacity at Terminal 4, alongside upgrades to the baggage handling and Skytrain systems.
To support these enhancements, airport charges will rise gradually between 2025 and 2030, affecting passenger service fees, transfer passenger fees, and the Aviation Levy, with specific increases detailed for various passenger categories.
