Business & Operations Review (Part 2) - Changi Airport Group
Business & Operations Review (Part 2) - Changi Airport Group
Business & Operations Review (Part 2) - Changi Airport Group
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CHANGI AIRPORT GROUP<br />
ANNUAL REPORT 2009/10 51<br />
1.<br />
INFRASTRUCTURE AND DEVELOPMENT<br />
2.<br />
To optimise <strong>Changi</strong> <strong>Airport</strong>’s long-term growth potential<br />
and to meet the needs of airlines and passengers,<br />
CAG strives to provide adequate and quality airport<br />
infrastructure in a timely and proactive manner.<br />
Guided by this philosophy, the Engineering and<br />
Development <strong>Group</strong> regularly reviews <strong>Changi</strong>’s<br />
infrastructure and development needs and implements<br />
expansion and renewal plans to take <strong>Changi</strong> <strong>Airport</strong> to<br />
the next lap.<br />
of passengers, the canopies at the departure and arrival<br />
halls, as well as that along the linkway to the taxi stand, were<br />
extended to provide more shelter from the sun and rain.<br />
Other upgrading works to improve comfort included the<br />
air-conditioning of the arrival corridor and improvement<br />
of acoustics in the terminal. In addition, new facilities and<br />
services were introduced, such as a Left Baggage Service<br />
and children’s play area, as well as more retail outlets.<br />
Expansion and upgrading<br />
Budget Terminal expansion<br />
In mid-2009, CAG completed the expansion and upgrading<br />
of the Budget Terminal, which had commenced a year<br />
earlier. With the completion of the expansion works, the<br />
terminal can now handle 7 million passenger movements<br />
per annum, up from 2.7 million previously. The number of<br />
check-in counters was increased from 18 to 25, and the<br />
number of passenger boarding gates from seven to 11.<br />
Additional baggage handling equipment was added to<br />
handle outbound bags. For the comfort and convenience<br />
Terminal 1 upgrading<br />
The upgrading of Terminal 1, which commenced in<br />
May 2008, progressed smoothly during the year.<br />
With a ‘Tropical City’ concept, the new Terminal 1 will see<br />
improved passenger flow and an enhanced passenger<br />
experience, with a refurbished interior design and finish.<br />
As part of the works, a new departure kerbside canopy is<br />
being constructed to span the entire length of the building<br />
1. Artist impression of Terminal 1 facade upon completion<br />
of the upgrading project<br />
2. As part of the Budget Terminal’s upgrading works, the<br />
kerbside canopy was extended to provide more shelter