Singapore Traffic Increases to 31% of Pre-Covid Levels With Border Reopening
The Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) said on April 18th that the number of passengers transiting through Changi Airport in the previous week accounted for 31% of the average weekly passenger traffic in 2019.
Highlights
- Singapore is seeing positive outcomes from its efforts to open borders and relax requirements for fully vaccinated travellers.
- Passenger footfall was 18 % last month, but 400,000 passengers travelled via Singapore in the week ending on Sunday, indicating how the recent opening of the border has altered these statistics.
- The number of passenger flights to and from Singapore climbed to 38 % of pre-pandemic levels in the latest week, up from 29 % a month before.
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