‘Mega yet cozy’: Singapore’s Changi Airport breaks ground on new terminal
By Lilit Marcus, CNN
3 minute read
Updated 4:46 AM EDT, Fri May 16, 2025
This artist's rendering shows
Terminal 5’s overlaying leaf-style roof design.
Changi Airport Group
CNN —
Singapore’s Changi International Airport has won just about every award
there is in the aviation industry — including the title of world’s best airport for 2025.
Now, Singapore is expanding its national airport, breaking ground this
week on a fifth terminal that is due to open in the mid-2030s.
Singapore’s Prime Minister Lawrence Wong led the official
groundbreaking ceremony on May 14.
A nation-city of six million people, Singapore has poured all of its
commercial aviation resources into its single airport.
While other airports around the world have separate terminals for
domestic and international departures, every single flight at Changi is
international, which means that passengers can flow freely through all the
public sections of the airport.
Yam Kum Weng, CEO of the Changi Group, described the planned terminal
as “mega yet cozy,” adding that it would deliver “a personalized, stress-free
and positively surprising airport experience.”
The T5 project was originally announced in 2013 and scheduled to break
ground in 2020, but was delayed due to the coronavirus pandemic.
However, Covid did more than influence T5’s timing.


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