COVID19: Changi Airport to suspend operations at Terminal 4 from May 16; airlines currently operating there to move to Terminal 1 or Terminal 3
SINGAPORE: Changi Airport's Terminal 4 will suspend operations from Saturday , Changi Airport Group said on Tuesday.
Stores and restaurants in Terminal 4 will also be closed and shuttle bus service connecting Terminal 3 and Terminal 4 will also be suspended until operations resume."The timing of will depend on when air travel demand picks up and on the requirements of airlines seeking to relaunch flights at Changi Airport," CAG said.
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