World’s best airport braces for persisting symptoms amid Covid-19 fallout
04 October 2020 - 18:02
Singapore — The effect of the Covid-19 pandemic isn’t abating, says Changi Airport Group as officials behind the world’s best airport warn of a “daunting” period ahead.
Passenger traffic for Changi, Singapore for the fiscal year ended March declined for the first time in more than a decade, as a slump in the last two months of the period wiped out earlier gains, serving as a harbinger of a deeper slump. To brace for “a prolonged crisis”, Changi suspended operations in two terminals to save on operating costs as flights dropped to the lowest levels in its history...
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