Changi Airport Singapore (SIN) Terminal Maps of Shops, Food & Check-In

Will you like to visit the world's number 1 best airport? Yes, there's actually a world's best airport and it's as spectacular and breathtaking as you can imagine. This award-winning airport is more than not just an airport as it's packed full with mind-blowing views and exciting activities; it can almost pass for a tourist site.

Whether you are arriving or leaving Singapore, you stand a chance of taking in the amazing beauty of this airport. The Changi Airport Singapore is the major civilian airport in Singapore and has for six consecutive times won the Worlds Best Airport since 2013. It is the largest transportation hub in Southeast Asia and one of the World's busiest airport by both cargo and international passenger traffic. This splendid airport is situated on a 13 square-kilometers site in Changi, at the eastern end of Singapore, some 20 km northeast from Marina Bay. The Changi Airport is designed to hold 85 million passengers and it handled about 63 million passengers in the year 2017 and the number has continued to rise.

TERMINALS

The Changi Airport, Singapore has four terminals. Each terminal is designed with various eye-catching features to give you a wonderful experience. From the check-in counter of each of the terminals you'll be greeted with fully automated check-in processes, baggage tagging, boarding your flight, with instructive videos to help smoothen and hasten the process. Terminals 1, 2 and 3 are connected by automatic people movers allowing passenger to easily navigate through the terminals.

Terminal 1: this is the oldest terminal of the Changi Airport, currently it has the ability to serve 21 million passengers, it also has a number of breathtaking amenities.

Amenities: A rooftop swimming pool for $13.91 and Jacuzzi, both open until 23:00. An outdoor cactus garden on the roof, an indoor playground for kids, Kinetic Rain exhibits, the airport's largest interactive installation—The Social Tree.

Lounges: Thai Airways, British Airways, Plaza Premium Lounge, Emirates and Qantas lounges.

Shops: Perfumes & Cosmetics by Nuance Watson, Discover Singapore.

Hotels: Crowne Plaza Changi Airport, Airside transit hotels.

Car Rentals: Avis, budget, Sixt, Kayak. Click here for more informationCar hire Changi Singapore Airport

Terminal 2: this terminal is designed to handle 23 million passengers, it has 35 aerobridge gates. It is home for Singapore Airlines, SilkAir, Malaysia Airlines, Philippine Airlines, PAL Express etc.

Amenities: Enchanted Garden, the orchid garden and koi pond, the rooftop sunflower Garden, a cinema, an indoor playground for kids.

Lounges: Singapore Airlines SilverKris lounges, Star Alliance airline.

Restaurants: Sakae Sushi, Peranakan-themed Soup Restaurant, Killiney Kopitiam,

Shops: Perfumes & Cosmetics by Nuance Watson, Discover Singapore.

Hotels: Crowne Plaza Changi Airport, Airside transit hotels.

Car Rentals: Avis, budget, Sixt, Kayak.

Terminal 3: it’s designed to serve 22 million passengers and has 28 aerobridge gates. This terminal is home to a number of airlines, amongst them are; United Airlines, China Eastern Airlines, Jet Airways, Qatar Airlines etc.

Amenities: Butterfly garden, a cinema and Singapore’s tallest slide.

Lounge: Singapore Airlines SilverKris lounges.

Restaurant: Ya Kun Kaya Toast.

Hotels: Airside transit hotels.

Car Rentals: Avis, budget, Sixt, Kayak. Click here for more information about Car hire Changi Airport

Terminal 4: this is the newest terminal and it has the ability to handle 16 million passengers annually with 25 aerobridge gates and it's home for Cathay Pacific, Vietnam Airlines, Cebu Pacific Air, Korean Air, Spring Airlines, and AirAsia.

Amenities: Automated kiosks for checking in, printing luggage tags and boarding passes, and automated cleaning robots.

Lounges: Cathay Pacific, Plaza Premium Lounge.

Restaurant: London Fat Duck.

Hotels: Airside transit hotels.

AIRPORT TO CITY

The Changi Airport Singapore is located on the east coast of Singapore, approximately 25 km from the downtown area. Railroad and motorways connect the airport to different parts of Singapore. At each terminal, registrations take place for free city tours.

For more insight on finding your way through the city, here more information about getting Changi Airport Singapore to City.