Changi
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Changi is the international airport serving Singapore, located at the eastern end of the main island. Opened in 1981, it has become a major regional and overseas air hub. The airport was developed on reclaimed land and is a significant part of Singapore's robust transportation infrastructure, which also includes one of the world's busiest ports and a well-developed road network. Singapore itself is a city-state renowned for its strategic location, deepwater harbor, and status as a major commercial and financial center in Southeast Asia.12
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SingaporeTransportationSingaporeās international airport, Changi, at the eastern end of the main island, is a major regional and overseas air hub.
Read MoreSingaporeās international airport, Changi, at the eastern end of the main island, is a major regional and overseas air hub.
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