SIA to reopen Changi Airport lounges after completion of $50m upgrade

• 3 June 2022
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Travellers with lounge access can now enjoy a more comfortable journey when passing through Changi Airport, another step towards normality for air travel.

Singapore Airlines (SIA) said it would fully reopen its two lounges at Changi Airport Terminal 3 at 6 pm on Tuesday (May 31), following a $50 million upgrading project that started in 2019, The Straits Times reported on May 30.

SIA said on Monday (May 30) that the upgraded SilverKris and KrisFlyer Gold lounges at T3 will improve customer experience in tandem with the recovery in air travel.

The carrier’s chairman Peter Seah said at the lounges’ opening ceremony on Monday that the upgrades will help SIA to continue establishing its leadership in the airline industry.

“We hope that the opening of these lounges will also buttress our position as the anchor airline for Changi Airport and help show that together…. we provide world-class services to all passengers who fly through Singapore.”

They will occupy a total area of 6,100 sq m, which is slightly smaller than the size of a football pitch.

The lounges will feature dedicated rooms for passengers to nap, more charging ports, and more seats, among other improvements.

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