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Singapore to build new terminal at Changi Airport
Airline Industry Information, March 15, 2004
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Singapore has announced plans to construct a new airport terminal at Changi Airport to cater for low-cost airlines.
Construction of the new terminal is expected to begin once the low-cost carriers agree on the design of the new terminal. In the meantime, low-cost airlines are using Changi Airport's two existing terminals.
The third terminal is to be built at a cost of SGD1.75bn, reported Reuters.
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