Singapore Changi Airport (SIN)

Singapore Changi Airport has eight car parks available for travellers, spread across the four terminals. Each car park allows a free 10-minute grace period for those just picking up or dropping off, but keep in mind full charges will apply for any cars leaving after 10 minutes, so keep an eye on the time! 

If you’re travelling up to Malaysia from the airport, the easiest option is to take the Transtar Cross Border Coach Service (TS1) to Johor Bahru operated by Transtar Travel. The service starts at Terminal 1 and ends at Johor Bahru CIQ (Customs, Immigration and Quarantine Complex), with a one-way ticket costing around S$11 for adults and S$5.50 for children. 

You can easily catch the train from Changi Airport MRT Station (CG2) to Tanah Merah MRT Station (EW4), where you can transfer onto city services. Catching a public bus is another option, with bus stops located at the basement bus bays of Terminals 1, 2 and 3. For Terminal 4, the bus stop is located next to Car Park 4B. You can pay for public transport using a contactless debit or credit card, or by purchasing an EZ-Link card from Changi Airport MRT Station. 

If you wish to take a taxi from Singapore Changi Airport to the city, you’ll find the taxi stands in the Arrival areas of each terminal. A ride to the city takes around 30 minutes and will cost between S$25 and S$45. Note that there’s an additional Airport Surcharge for all trips leaving from the airport. If you’re travelling with a group, the Ground Transport Concierges in the Arrival Halls can help you arrange to book a larger taxi or limousine. 

Car rental companies, including AVIS and Sixt, are available at Singapore Changi Airport. Talk to your Travel Expert about organising car hire for your trip or book it yourself online before you leave. 

If you’re being picked up at the airport by friends or family, simply make your way to the well-signed Arrival Pick-up or Ride-Hailing Pick-Up points in each terminal after collecting your baggage. 

Singapore Changi Airport offers two efficient shuttle services to help travellers get on their way. The Changi Business Park shuttle is a free service for Changi Rewards members that runs between Terminals 3 and 4 of Changi Airport to Changi Business Park from 11:30am to 2:30pm, Monday to Friday. The Tanah Merah Ferry Terminal (TMFT) shuttle runs daily from 10:50am to 6:40pm and is ideal for travellers planning to explore the Batam and Bintan islands. Ask your Travel Expert for more information or help organising your airport transfers from Singapore Changi Airport. 

Transferring between terminals is easy at Singapore Changi Airport. The Skytrain connects Terminals 1, 2 and 3, and operates from 5am to 2am with a journey time of about four minutes between terminals. Need to get to Terminal 4? Catch the free shuttle bus from either the public or transit areas. The Public Shuttle Bus runs daily from 6am to 12am and the Transit Shuttle Bus runs every 13 minutes all day. It's also possible to transfer between the terminals on foot via the inter-terminal travellators located throughout the Departure Transit Hall at any time. 

A large number of airlines fly into and out of Singapore Changi Airport, including Singapore Airlines, Air New Zealand, British Airways, Emirates, Fiji Airways, Qantas, Qatar Airways and more. For a more complete list of airlines servicing Changi Airport, see above.  

As a general rule, you should aim to arrive at Singapore Changi Airport two to three hours before your scheduled departure time for international flights. This should give you plenty of time to complete check-in, drop your bags and pass through any necessary security screenings before boarding. Keep in mind that you may experience longer lines and delays during busy travel periods, so check with the airport, airline or your Travel Expert directly for more information on recommended arrival times. 

There are plenty of transport options available from Singapore Changi Airport to Singapore’s Central Area, including car rentals, public transport, taxis and shuttle services. 

Yes, there are a number of airport lounges at Singapore Changi Airport, including the British Airways Lounge, Cathay Pacific Lounge, Emirates Lounge and several Singapore Airlines SilverKris Lounges. Access to airport lounges may be possible depending on your ticket class, frequent flyer membership, credit card benefits or by purchasing a day pass. Check with the airline directly or talk to your Travel Expert for more information on how to access the airport lounges at Singapore Changi Airport. 

If you're looking for a stopover hotel near the airport where you can get a decent sleep, stretch your legs and freshen up between flights, you won't have to look far. There are a handful of hotels close to Singapore Changi Airport that deliver on all of the above! For help finding the perfect accommodation, talk to your Travel Expert or you can browse our Singapore hotel deals online. If you’re looking for showers and a quiet space within the airport terminals to relax while you wait for your flight, check the opening times, facilities and whether you’re able to access any of the airline lounges at Singapore Changi Airport. 

You may be able to earn loyalty points or rewards on eligible flights to or from Singapore booked with us. When booking online, you’ll see a place to add your loyalty program or frequent flyer membership details if this is available, or you can ask your Travel Expert for help when booking in-store. If the booking meets your program’s requirements, you’ll earn points! For more information, check with your specific loyalty program and see our Booking Terms and Conditions.  

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Check-in times and baggage rules for flights departing from Singapore Changi Airport will vary depending on your ticket, so make sure you confirm with your airline in advance. Remember, it’s often possible to check in online or via your airline’s app, which can help save time at the airport. For more information or help finding your check-in times and baggage limits, talk to your Travel Expert.  

There are four terminals at Singapore Changi Airport, and your departure terminal will be listed with your flight information so make sure you check before heading to the airport. Don’t fret if you do find yourself in the wrong terminal, though! It’s possible to walk between the terminals or catch the convenient Skytrain or shuttle bus services.  

Yes, Singapore Changi Airport has eight car parks available for travellers, spread across the four terminals. Each car park allows a free 10-minute grace period for those just picking up or dropping off, but keep in mind full charges will apply for any cars leaving after 10 minutes. Check with the airport directly for more information on booking airport parking and the current rates. 

Travelling with the little ones? Dedicated baby care rooms are available throughout Singapore Changi Airport, as well as kid-friendly dining and shopping options. Singapore Airport is an attraction in and of itself, so there’s plenty to keep the whole family busy while you’re waiting at the airport! From the Skyrail monorail and the butterfly garden to suspended bouncing nets, climbing walls and even a rooftop swimming pool.  

Keen to do a little retail therapy at Singapore Changi Airport? You’re in luck! On top of the shopping options within the terminals, including duty-free, there’s also the Jewel Changi – a 10-storey complex connected to Terminals 1, 2 and 3. Home to exciting attractions, like Rain Vortex (the world’s tallest indoor waterfall) and unique shopping and dining experiences. Trust us when we say you won't want to skip a trip to Jewel Changi. Check Singapore Changi Airport’s terminal map or website for an up-to-date list of shops, attractions and opening information. 

While last-minute sale fares to and from Singapore may become available, you’ll generally find it pays to plan ahead, and we recommend booking international flights six to nine months before you plan to fly. When it comes to balancing flexible travel dates with the biggest savings, this should give you the best of both worlds!