Changi Airport to raise aeronautical fees to help fund Changi East development, improve existing terminals

SINGAPORE (Feb 28): Changi Airport Group (CAG) will raise aeronautical fees for both passengers and airlines from July 2018 to help fund part of the Changi East development, as well as the upgrading and refurbishment of existing terminal infrastructure and security facilities.

The Changi East development comprises a three-runway system; a network of tunnels and systems to allow for the transfer of passengers, baggage and airside vehicles; and Changi Airport Terminal 5.

From July 1, the Passenger Service and Security Fee (PSSF) for all origin/ destination passengers departing from Singapore Changi Airport will increase to $30.40, from $27.90 currently.

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