Changi Airport T4 to reopen in September, half of T2 to be operational by October


Airlines that were previously operating in T4 before it was closed are expected to be relocated back to the terminal. - ST FILE

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): Changi Airport's Terminal 4 will reopen in September and the southern wing of Terminal 2 will open for departure operations in October, as the authorities prepare for a full recovery of passenger traffic in the winter season this year.

Transport Minister S. Iswaran on Friday (June 10) made the announcement at Changi Airport, as passenger volumes in the first week of June hit 48 per cent of pre-Covid-19 levels, close to Singapore's stated year-end target of 50 per cent.

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