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| Distance to Singapore | 17.9km |
|---|---|
| Distance to Johor Bahru | 28.3km |
| Most popular destination | Kuala Lumpur |
Changi Airport Departures Information
Changi Terminal 1
Check-in is located on level two of Terminal 1.
Most of the flights that depart from Changi T1 go to regional destinations. Airlines that depart from Terminal 1 include (but are not limited to) Jetstar, AirAsia and Emirates.
Having been recently upgraded, the Terminal 1 in Changi Airport now boasts a greater selection of dining, shopping and relaxation options. Be sure to check out the Cactus Garden featuring over 100 species of cacti and arid plants located on the rooftop.
Changi Terminal 2
Check-in is located on level two of Terminal 2.
The majority of flights departing from Changi T2 go towards regional and medium-haul destinations. Most of the airlines that operate out of Terminal 2 include (but are not limited to) SilkAir, Scoot, Tigerair, Malaysia Airlines and Etihad Airways.
While at Terminal 2 of the Changi Airport, head down to the Entertainment Deck and enjoy a game or two on the Xbox 360 and Kinect stations there. There is also a movie theatre and an MTV booth.
Changi Terminal 3
Check-in is located on level two of Terminal 3.
Most flights that are operated out of Changi T3 go towards longer-haul destinations. Some of the airlines that operate out of Terminal 3 include (but are not limited to) Singapore Airlines, Qatar Airways, EVA Air, ANA and Vietnam Airlines.
Looking for something interesting to do? Check out the Butterfly Garden or the world's longest airport slide whilst waiting for your departure flight.
When should I check-in at Changi Airport?
To avoid unnecessary delays, Changi Airport recommends arriving at least 2 hours prior to the scheduled flight departure time for check in.
Changi Airport Arrivals Information
Regardless of terminals, Arrivals are all located on level one.
Depending on which flight you are travelling on into Singapore, you may arrive in one of three terminals. Getting through customs normally should not take you more than 15 minutes and baggage claim typically takes approximately 10 minutes. If you are a holder of a passport that participates in the enhanced-Immigration Automated Clearance System (eIACS), you may take an even shorter time to clear customs.
Have a stopover in Changi Airport? The Aerotel Singapore which is located in Terminal 1 offers an affordable and clean room (available for up to 6 hours) to freshen up. For a longer layover, check out the Crowne Plaza Changi Airport which has been voted as the world's best airport hotel for two consecutive years.
Pick up and drop off at Changi Airport
Regardless of which terminal your flight is departing from, all taxi and private car drop offs are on level two in the respective terminals. If you are arriving by train, you will be directly connected to Terminal 3 of Changi Airport.
Should you need to travel to an alternative terminal, hop on a (complimentary) SkyTrain to get around quickly. Pick ups from Changi Airport are also fairly easy as they are all located on level one of the respective terminals – just make sure to let your driver know which door you are at to facilitate this.
Where can I park at Changi Airport?
While a complimentary 10-minute grace period is given for all pick-ups and drop-offs at the carparks at Changi Airport, full parking charges apply for vehicles and motorcycles that stay beyond this 10-minute grace period.
There are five main areas for parking at the Changi Airport. The new South Car Park which has just opened is the most affordable parking option and it is located just five minutes walk away from Terminal 2 – parking fees of S$0.035 per minute (capped at S$35 per 24 hours) are applicable here.
The four other carparks at Changi Airport are in T1, T2, 3A as well as 3B. These main terminal car parks have slightly higher charges but they do have the same daily cap as the newer South Car Park. Charges start from S$0.04 per minute with a cap at S$35 per 24 hours.
How to get to and from Changi Airport
Changi Airport by car
Taxis are available at the taxi stands of each terminal on the arrival level. A ride into the city should cost approximately S$20 to S$30 and take around 30 minutes. Limousines and larger taxis (with a fixed fare) can also be arranged alternatively at the airport. Uber and Grab are also widely-utilised alternatives to public taxis.
Changi Airport by train
It is fairly easy and fuss-free to get to the Changi Airport from the city on the MRT, Singapore's local train service. Directly connected to Terminal 3 of the airport, the train will take you to the airport in approximately 45 minutes – just transfer to the east-bound train at Tanah Merah station.
The first train arrives at Changi Airport station at 5.26 am from Monday to Saturday, and at 5.54 am on Sundays and public holidays. Getting from the airport to the city is equally simple but just remember that the last train which connects to the west-bound train at Tanah Merah station leaves Changi Airport station at 11.18 pm.
Changi Airport by bus
If you are thinking about shuttling between the Changi Airport and city by bus, you will have to take the public bus service 36 (or 36A). The first bus leaves the terminals (bus stops are located at the basement bus bays of each terminal) at 6:00 am and the journey lasts approximately 60 minutes to the city.
