Singapore airports

from Singapore by airplane to :

Mumbai
in 5 h 15 min		 Colombo
in 3 h 35 min		 Kuala Lumpur
in 55 minutes		 Bangkok
in 2 h 20 min		 Hong Kong
in 3 h 45 min
Jeddah Ho Chi Minh
in 2 h 5 min		 Phnom Penh Hanoi
in 3 h 25 min		 Osaka
Delhi
5 h 30 min		 Perth
in 4 h 55 min		 Jakarta
in 1 h 35 min		 Guangzhou
in 4 hours		 Beijing
in 6 hours
Istanbul Dubai
7 h 35 min		 Shanghai
in 5 h 10 min		 Taipei
in 4 h 25 min		 Manila
in 3 h 30 min
Melbourne
in 7 h 10 min		 Seoul
in 6 h 10 min		 Tokyo
in 6 h 50 min		 Sydney
in 7 h 30 min		 Bangalore
in 4 h 5 min
London
in 13 h 30 min		 Amsterdam Paris Frankfurt
in 13 h 20 min		 Rome
New York
in 18 h 25 min

Singapore Changi Airport (SIN)

Airport website: changi.airport.com.sg

Airlines: Singapore Airlines - Low Cost: tigerairways.com (9 Airbus A320 in 2006)

Singapore Changi Airport is located at the eastern tip of Singapore along the coastal line of the island, some 20 kilometres from the city centre.

In 1998 the international airport recieved 23 803 180 passengers. In 2002 that passenger number peaked at 28 979 344 passengers. After the construction of a third terminal, the airport is designed to handle over 64 million passengers.

More than half of Changi Airport 's total land was reclaimed from the sea. To make way for the construction of Changi Airport in 1975, almost 200 hectares of swamp land area were cleared.

In 2000 tourism and international banking are important sources of foreign exchange revenue for Singapore. The country has one of the largest international airports in Asia, and a 26-km (16-mi) rail line that crosses Johore Strait and links with the Malaysian railroad system.