Why Singapore’s Changi is known as 'the airport that never sleeps

Changi Airport's commitment to passenger comfort extends to its amenities and services operating round-the-clock. For example, the Pezzo Group operates five casual dining brands located in Terminal 2 Arrival Hall. Staff at these establishments use off-peak periods for cleaning and food preparation.

Moreover, the airport recreates aspects of Malay food culture through Hawkers markets within its premises. The music playlist tailored to different times of the day enhances the ambiance alongside the signature orchid tea fragrance diffused throughout the airport.

Changi Airport continuously adopts new technologies and practices to enhance operations and reduce environmental impact. Initiatives include a Truck Dock Slot Booking system that optimizes cargo handling efficiency and a chiller plant upgrade project aimed at reducing energy consumption.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, Changi demonstrated resilience by implementing rigorous health measures swiftly. Unique attractions such as HSBC Rain Vortex light shows ensure that passengers have plenty to explore during their stay.

Behind-the-scenes efforts by various teams ensure smooth operations at Changi. Roadway sweepers managed by contractor Chye Thiam Maintenance (CTM) work tirelessly to keep parking bays clean while Airfield Ground Lighting teams conduct nightly inspections ensuring runway safety.

Singapore Changi Airport's reputation as "The Airport That Never Sleeps" is well-deserved due to its continuous innovation focus on sustainability and numerous unique attractions ensuring travelers' seamless experiences any time of day or night.