18 flights bound for Changi, Seletar airports diverted due to persistent rain


Twelve flights due to land at Changi and six flights bound for Seletar were redirected. - ST

SINGAPORE: Since the evening of Jan 10, 18 flights that were supposed to land at Singapore’s Changi and Seletar airports were diverted to neighbouring airfields due to the heavy rain.

Changi Airport Group (CAG), which operates both airports, told The Straits Times that 12 flights due to land at Changi Airport were diverted, while six flights that were landing at Seletar Airport were also redirected to other airports.

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