Relocation of Jetstar
Jetstar will operate from Terminal 4 from 22 March. Please check here or iChangi app for the latest flight information.
Relocation of Jetstar
Jetstar will operate from Terminal 4 from 22 March. Please check here or iChangi app for the latest flight information.
Firefly Flight Operations
New flights to Penang will operate from Changi Airport T2 from 26 March while flights to Subang will continue at Seletar Airport.Â
Earth Hour on 25 March
There will be no Light & Sound Show (HSBC Rain Vortex) at 8:30pm, and other non-essential lighting may also be dimmed or turned off.Â
January 2018
Time is of the essence at Changi Airport â From passengers checking in and ground handlers preparing the planes, to bags being processed and planes taking off.
Time can also be celebrated along with the millions of memories created at the airport. Millions of reunions and see-you-laters translate to millions of beautiful moments and delightful possibilities.
With this concept of time in mind, Changi Airport Group approached Humans since 1982, a Stockholm-based artist collective who are experienced in producing works that are situated between visual art and product design.
A Million Times at Changi greeted the world on 1 January 2018. Functioning both as a kinetic sculpture and a clock, the artwork elegantly mastered the dimension of time, a quality at the core of Changi Airportâs operations.
With a âclock faceâ made up of 504 smaller clocks, the kinetic sculpture is the biggest clock installation in the world. At a width of 7.5m, the entire âclock faceâ is wider than that of Londonâs Big Ben. Each of the hands in the smaller clocks are fitted with individual motors, giving the kinetic sculpture the ability to project various motifs, as well as greetings in various languages across different times of the day. Displaying greetings in Chinese was one of the challenges that Humans since 1982 had to overcome for this project, as the language was foreign to them and the Chinese characters took on a different meaning when the clock hands were slightly out of position. A series of improvements later, passengers are now greeted with a perfect âZao Anâ (good morning), âWu Anâ (good afternoon) and âWan Anâ (good night).
With A Million Times at Changi, Kinetic Rain in Terminal 1, and Petalclouds in Terminal 4, the airport now has 3 kinetic sculptures â This is all part of the continuous drive to enhance the experience for our passengers and offer them a personalised, stress-free and positively surprising experience whenever they are at Changi Airport.
Two and a half months after the opening of Changiâs newest terminal, Changi Journeys speaks with the team behind the set up of Terminal 4 (T4). We sat down with Chua Ching Hock and Tan Hanjie, Senior Managers of T4âs Development Operations team, to find out how the terminalâs first 75 days has been like.Â
Shop for Good is a newly launched social project by iShopChangi to showcase and retail art pieces and merchandise designed and produced by local enterprises on its e-commerce site.
The idea of home may mean different things to different people, but it is invariably linked with a feeling of comfort and sentimentality. Last year, Changi Airport made a record 60 million visitors feel right at home and to mark the milestone, has released a new film, 60 Million Hearts. 1 Home.Â