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Changi plans fourth terminal

SINGAPORE Changi International Airport plans to add a fourth terminal, increasing the number of passengers it can handle to 82 million a year as low-cost airlines burgeon in the region.

The airport's operators said on Friday that construction of the S$600-million (14.4 billion baht) terminal would begin in the fourth quarter of this year and be completed by 2017.

It said the terminal would mainly handle narrow-body aircraft and be built to cater to full-service airlines and low-cost carriers.

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  • jielus

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    Discussion 1 : 11 Feb 2013 at 08.511

    Is someone in the government reading this newspaper? The building starts in the fourth quarter of this year and be completed by 2017.

    Quick response is the answer to al lot of problems!

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