Changi Airport Group

Singapore Changi Airport Group has committed S$3 billion ($2 billion) to upgrade four of its terminals in anticipation of higher demand for air travel.

Changi Airports International has secured a contract to manage non-aeronautical business at Hainan Haikou Meilan International Airport for the next decade.

Singapore's Changi Airport Group is ramping up efforts to expand its international network, setting its sights on emerging markets in Asia, Europe, and the Middle East as part of its growth strategy.

Changi has signed a deal with Aurrigo International to acquire three more autonomous baggage handling vehicles, known as Auto-DollyTugs, as trials continue.

Vietnam’s Cam Ranh International Airport will work with Changi Airports International to develop its international operations.

CAG said the combined system can generate sufficient solar energy equal to reduce 20,000 tons of carbon emissions, approximately 10% of its consumption in 2019.

The airport said the dolly was able to push the limits of its technology in a hot and humid climate, including extreme rain events in some occasions.

Beneficiaries include forest conservation projects in Indonesia and China and a wind power project in India.

At the terminal opening, a minister says Changi is aiming to transition its airside vehicle fleet to all electric-powered by 2040.

The Terminal 2 revamp increases Changi Airport's total annual capacity to 90 million travelers.

The automated passenger loading bridge, which requires only a single operator, underwent its first test at Changi Airport with a Boeing 787 operated by Scoot.

Singapore's Air Transport Industry Transformation Map 2025 lays out four strategies based around sustainability, safety, technology and workforce development.

The awards are highly regarded in the aviation industry for recognising marketing services that support new and existing air services, as well as excellence and innovation in the route development community.

This year’s edition of the event in Chiang Mai will see the return of the Awards ceremony dedicated to recognising excellence in route development across Asia Pacific's airlines, airports and destinations.

The Addis Ababa-based carrier is also significantly restoring its China network.

The airline’s summer 2023 plans include changes to its European and Asian networks.

The Chinese carrier plans to start six new services over the coming weeks as international capacity from mainland China continues to creep higher.

Thai passengers will gain access to SIA’s flights to New York JFK and LAX, among other destinations.

The airline especially sees growth potential on Asia-Pacific routes during next year's northern hemisphere summer.

Chiang Mai will receive a new connection to Singapore, marking the airline’s return to the sector after a 10-year hiatus.

The carrier is ramping up service to China and Japan.

This year’s edition of the global route development forum will see the return of the industry’s most prestigious accolades.

Routes hears from Routes World 2022 attendee Changi Airport Group about the organization’s latest successes, future ambitions and main message here in Las Vegas.

AirAsia is one of many airlines returning to the reopened Terminal 4 at Singapore Changi Airport.

Routes takes a look at the busiest routes in the Asia-Pacific region this month and how the picture has changed compared with pre-pandemic levels.