Singapore Changi Airport named World’s Best Airport
According to a UK-based consultancy firm Skytrax, Singapore Changi Airport has been named the world’s best airport 2020 for a record 8th consecutive year. Tokyo’s Haneda Airport came at the second spot followed by Doha's Hamad International Airport at number 3. Chief Executive Officer of Changi Airport Group said, “Changi Airport is humbled to receive this affirmation from our travellers, made possible by the strong support from our airport partners”
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