Airlines at Changi Airport will receive a reprieve for the short term when higher passenger fees, as well as aircraft landing and parking charges, kick in on July 1.
The one-year aid package is a bid by the aviation authorities to maintain the airport's competitiveness even as charges are increased to help fund future expansion and development projects, including the construction of Terminal 5 (T5).
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