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Changi Airport further consolidates terminals

By Wei ZhangSingapore
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Following the suspension of operations in Terminal 2, Changi Airport is to further consolidate operations and indefinitely close more retail stores.

The airport will temporarily suspend Terminal 4 (T4) operations and move T4-based airlines to Terminal 1 and 3 instead. That means stores and restaurants in T4 will close its doors this week until the terminal resumes operation.

According to the company, the move will help Changi Airport and its partners save on running costs such as utilities and cleaning.

At Jewel Changi Airport, non-essential services, including Canopy Park and the HSBC Rain Vortex, are not allowed to operate until June 1.

Restaurants and coffee shops in the shopping center remain open for takeaways only.

Details of stores still open in the two terminals which continue to operate and at Jewel Changi can be accessed online.

Questions & Answers

Q.

Which terminals at Changi Airport are still operating?

A.

Terminals 1 and 3 will continue to operate, with airlines from the suspended Terminal 4 being moved into these two terminals. Retail stores in these operating terminals will remain open, with details accessible online.

Q.

What is the primary reason for Changi Airport's decision to consolidate its terminals?

A.

The airport company stated that the consolidation move is intended to help Changi Airport and its partners save on running costs. These savings include expenses such as utilities and cleaning during this period of reduced operations.

Q.

Are all facilities at Jewel Changi Airport currently closed?

A.

No, not all facilities are closed. Non-essential services like Canopy Park and the HSBC Rain Vortex are suspended until June 1, but restaurants and coffee shops remain open for takeaways only.

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