Changi Give Discounts to Cost Airlines Over One Year

Changi Airport Group (CAG) of Singapore will invest up to U.S. $ 80 million to provide relief to the airline costs and increase passenger traffic, as part of a government initiative in the broader Singapore to reduce dependence on foreign labor and efforts to increase productivity."Beginning July 1, 2014 to June 30, 2015, all airlines operating at Changi Airport will get a reduction in operating costs include the cost of return of 50 percent for aircraft parking and a return of 15 percent to the cost of garbarata," Changi Airport Group said in a statement Reuters reported.Changi Airport, is one of the most popular airports in the world, which provides a variety of well-known retail stores, movie theaters, and swimming pools, is able to serve 53.7 million passengers last year. At least there are more than 100 airlines operating at Changi Airport, and the CAG in its investments during the year to encourage the airlines to improve efficiency in the operation of the airport terminal, by pressing the airline to take advantage of the various facilities 'self-service' when dispatch passengers.The government of Singapore has long mission to improve productivity and reduce dependence on foreign labor, ie to develop their business and put forward the use of process automation technology.