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
Singapore is the most efficient country in Southeast Asia and Southwest Pacific. We are also ranked the Best Global Air Cargo Airport for Performance, Value and Facilities.
From the 2018 Logistics Performance Index (LPI), Singapore is ranked 7th, with an LPI score of 4.00.
We are also the best global air cargo airport for Performance, Value and Facilities.Â
One of the widest cargo networks in Asia^:
AeroLogic | Etihad Airways | Polar Air Cargo | Â |
Air Hong Kong | EVA Airways | Qatar Airways | Â |
AirBridgeCargo Airlines | Federal Express Corporation | Raya Airways | Â |
All Nippon Airways | Hong Kong Air Cargo | SF Airlines | Â |
Asiana Airlines | Kalitta Air | Silk Way West Airlines | Â |
Asia Cargo Airlines | K-Mile Air | Singapore Airlines | Â |
Cargolux Airlines | Korean Air | SpiceJet | Â |
Cathay Pacific | My Indo Airlines | Tasman Cargo Airlines | Â |
China Airlines | My Jet Xpress Airlines | Turkish Airlines | Â |
China Cargo Airlines | Nippon Cargo Airlines | United Parcel Service Company | Â |
Emirates | Â | YTO Cargo Airlines | Â |
Designed to move cargo like clockwork, round the clock, 24 out of 25 of the world's largest airfreight forwarders have established major operations in Singapore.
APEX Logistics International
Dimerco Express Group
Hitachi Transport System
Kerry Logistics Network
Kintetsu World Express
Nippon Express
NNR Global Logistics
Sinotrans
Yusen Logistics
Agility
Bollore Logistics
CEVA Logistics
Dachser
DB Schenker
DHL Supply Chain & Global Forwarding
DSV Air & Sea Ltd.
Geodis
Hellmann Worldwide Logistics
Kuehne + Nagel
Panalpina
Crane Worldwide Logistics
Expeditors
FedEx
UPS Supply Chain Solutions
Supporting one of the world's busiest airports for international air cargo are dedicated developments built with a bright future in mind.Â
With over 70 hectares of contiguous Free Trade Zone, Changi Airfreight Centre and Airport Logistics Park of Singapore offer shippers and third-party logistics companies a unique opportunity to establish Regional Distribution Centers or Regional Fulfilment Centers.
With airfreight operations consolidated here, a 24-hour Free Trade Zone allows transshipment cargo to be broken down and reconsolidated with minimal customs formalities.
With over 26 hectares of total land space, global shipping and third-party logistics companies gain unique opportunities to establish Regional Distribution Centres within the airport Free Trade Zone.
Deep knowledge on the handling, storage and transportation of temperature sensitive cargo is required to maintain the integrity of pharmaceuticals cargo and the freshness and quality of perishable products. With its dedicated temperature-controlled facilities, Changi Airport is able to provide cold chain solutions to store these delicate cargo for subsequent distribution locally and globally.
SATS Coolport is Asia’s first on-airport perishable handling facility dedicated to ensuring cold-chain integrity for a wide range of delicate cargo, including pharmaceuticals. With a well-trained team, quality management system and state of-the-art facility that adheres to Good Distribution Practice guidelines, SATS is proud to be certified by IATA as the world’s first CEIV in Pharmaceutical Handling in 2014.
Built in 2013, dnata Coolchain is designed to handle high-value, high-yield perishable items and pharmaceuticals within a dedicated, state-of-the-art cargo handling facility. Encompassing the latest cold storage technologies and designs, it offers solutions and cold chain products for a wide range of temperature-sensitive cargo. dnata has been certified by IATA for CEIV in Pharmaceutical Handling at Singapore.
Launched in Oct 2020, dnata’s cool dollies, equipped with capabilities to provide real-time information on its shipments, are designed to serve the pharmaceutical industry with a closed temperature-controlled system for seamless delivery of temperature-sensitive goods between warehouses and aircraft. Providing storage from -18°C to +25°C, the cool dollies mitigate risks on temperature deviations and contamination, maintaining the highest international standards for the temperature-sensitive cargo.
Singapore’s e-commerce is expected grow to a market size of S$5.4 billion by 2025. Featuring the latest technology which improves mailbag processing capabilities, Changi Airfreight Centre allows operators to connect international e-commerce mail to an earlier flight for faster delivery, and improve traceability.Â
In April 2017, SATS unveiled a S$21 million eCommerce AirHub. The 6,000m2 facility houses state-of-the-art innovations and technology aimed at improving productivity. A fully automated mail sorting system increases the mailbag process capacity of SATS to more than 1,800 an hour. A direct integration with SingPost’s airmail consignment operations and the facility’s location within the Free Trade Zone on the airside reduces turnaround time by 50 percent from six to three hours. This enables international e-commerce mail to connect to earlier flights for faster delivery.
Singpost has established operations in the Airmail Transit Center (ATC) in Changi Airfreight Centre (CAC) where it houses security screenings of mail imports into Singapore and processing of Express Mail Service (EMS), air parcels and registered mails. The four-storey ATC building also contains the processing of open transit (mixed transhipment) and closed transit (intact mailbags), where SingPost would cut CN38 documents for the transhipped mail.
Changi Airport is home to major express players—DHL Express, FedEx Express, and UPS. With all major players operating regional hubs in Singapore, businesses and consumers have abundant choices to transport their goods and documents quickly, reliably, and predictably to and from destinations across Asia Pacific and the world.
By opting for time-definite services, shipments can reach major cities in Asia Pacific, Europe, and the Americas by the morning of the next working day.
We strive to develop a collaborative and consultative relationship with our air cargo partners to enhance our current and future facilities and infrastructure for our partners’ business needs.
For more information, please download our Marketing Brochure.Â