Singapore Airline Written Report

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Lam Sik Leung
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Cheung Ka Yee
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Cheung Pik Hong
(130074063)
Choy Man Chun
(130094953)
Fong Ming Him
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Lam Yuk Yee

SINGAPOREAIRLINES

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Shek Wing Chi
(130566291)

CHANGI AIRPORT
[Document subtitle]

TOU3401 Introduction to the Aviation Industry

Content

Introduction

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Airport SWOT

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Airlines SWOT

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Airline Products And Operations

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Impact On Tourism And Economy

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Suggestion And Recommendations

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Conclusion

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Reference

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Appendix

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Introduction

History of Changi Airport
In 1981, terminal one of construction was completed and Singapore airport was opened. Before build a terminal sustainable development is one of the important factors. And the terminal 2 was opened at 1990. Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore anticipate two terminal cannot afford lot of passenger, so they build a budget terminal and terminal 3, which opened in 2006 and 2008.

Geographical location
Changi Airport is a major aviation hub in Southeast Asia. A site was chosen at the far eastern side of the island, the planes would be able to fly cover the adjacent sea, rather than the city.

Airport
SWOT
Strengths:
Asia Center (Real World Wide Web)
Changi Airport is the main airport in

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Singapore, it located in the center of Asia, nearby Australia, Europe and Middle East. And the
Aviation Alliance and Code Share Flight make Changi Airport become more important, therefore
Changi Airport had become a transfer station.
In traditional way, form Sydney to London, Qantas’s flight requires to land in Singapore do the refuel procedural.

With the Aviation Alliance, Qantas Airlines can provide the flight from Sydney to Singapore, passengers can continue their trip from Singapore to London by British Airways.
Hence, Singapore obtains 9 times “Long Haul Airport of the year”.

Perfect Airside Layout
Changi Airport had 3 runways,
02L / 20R, 02C/20C for public use.
They all had ILS system to deal with the

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