A slow march: What Changi Airport needs to make a full recovery


The Singapore authorities are expecting a full recovery for Changi Airport in 2024. ST

SINGAPORE: After a year of steady recovery for Changi Airport in 2023, with passenger traffic reaching 91 per cent of 2019 levels in December, there is optimism among aviation officials and the authorities here of a full recovery in 2024.

Yet, with weak inbound travel demand and other headwinds, analysts have painted a more uncertain picture. Other major Asian airports are also fast closing in.

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