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Coronavirus: ‘World’s best airport’ warns of prolonged crisis – BBC News
Singapore’s Changi Airport says “battle with Covid-19 has just begun” as it paints a bleak picture.
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Singapore’s Changi Airport has warned of a “daunting period” ahead as the impact from the Covid-19 pandemic shows no signs of abating.
The Asian transit hub is regularly voted world’s best airport for the 60m to 70m passenger range.
Changi has suspended operations in two terminals as flights have dropped to the lowest levels in its history.
It has also suspended the construction of a fifth terminal for at least two years.
“The battle with Covid-19 has only just b…
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