Singapore Changi Airport recorded 531,000 tonnes of airfreight throughput in the third quarter of 2025, marking a 3.7% year-on-year increase. Imports showed particularly strong growth, rising 10% compared to 2024 levels, highlighting Changi’s resilience amid global trade uncertainties.
Changi’s top five cargo markets for the quarter were China, the United States, Australia, Hong Kong, and India. The airport also strengthened its regional freighter connectivity, welcoming JD Airlines thrice-weekly scheduled Shenzhen service, providing more options for shippers and freight forwarders between Southeast Asia and China.
Air cargo continues to benefit from Changi’s expanding network, with around 100 airlines operating about 7,000 weekly flights connecting Singapore to over 160 cities across 50 countries and territories. The airport’s robust airfreight infrastructure positions it as a critical hub for global trade flows in the region.
Mr Lim Ching Kiat, Executive Vice President for Air Hub and Cargo Development at Changi Airport Group, said, “Changi continues to build on positive momentum in travel demand this quarter. Our growing network of airlines and destinations strengthens connectivity and supports the region’s airfreight and trade ecosystem.”
The airport has also added new city links and expanded services, further supporting cargo and trade flows. Changi’s initiatives aim to offer shippers greater reliability and options as demand for airfreight remains strong.
