Alvinology said:

Rachel and I are the first couple in Singapore to have our solemnisation ceremony on board an airplane – how cool is that? :)

It happened at 5.50am on 2 February, 2010, on board Jetstar’s plane, 3K 823 at Changi Airport, Terminal 1.

The two witnesses who signed on the certificate were my mom and Rachel’s mom. The wedding solemniser is Justice of Peace, Mr Lim Huan Chiang.

The ceremony was short, it was over in around ten minutes. The plane took off on time after that with no delay.

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Flickr user Xly Bragu takes a photo from one of the toilets at the Changi Airport.

It is a really nice view before take flight, SINGAPORE CHANGI INTL AIRPORT

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Alvinology said:

To create media buzz for the opening of Changi Airport Terminal 3, the folks at Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) organised a “Paradise Wedding @ T3” photography contest on 14 December, 2007...

At first, I was rather excited to be one of the first to see what inside T3 looks like. This quickly turned to disappointment upon entering the premises. Many of the areas were still under construction. 99 per cent of the furniture and decors were still in their bubble wraps or foam packaging. How to take “Paradise” picture like that?????

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YunQi and her friends were involved in the A380 study trip conducted few days ago. They had to test the new Terminal 3 and the new A380, checking in and out and boarding in and out a few times.

we've got 3 boarding pass (air ticket) for SQ 380. it says, we depart from Singapore to HongKong. LOL. but its stationary. SIAN. and YAY. its double deck plane. no much difference from normal plane actually. although its AirBus, it was very cramp.

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LukeGT, one of the founders of SQTalk, has posted some photos taken from inside Changi Airport Terminal 3.

Thanks to the contribution we got from a very special guy, we are proud to show you the first pics about New Terminal 3 at Changi. Enjoy!

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Alex Nadder said:

Finnair has basically spent the last couple of years cementing itself as one of Singapore's lower-cost options as a gateway to Europe. So imagine my surprise when I saw this press release via Airliners.net:

"As a result of the increases in Indian and Chinese traffic, the onward flights from Bangkok to Singapore will no longer be operated. Singapore and the flights previously planned for Kuala Lumpur will be served in cooperation with partner airlines.
Finnair Group Press Release"

Why spend so much money on an ad campaign and then pull the plug on the route so quickly?

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Stanly said:

"I went for the budget terminal preview this morning... here's a pano of the departure hall to kickstart the show."

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Forbes did a report comparing international airports, and Singapore made it to the charts... albeit for the "wrong" reason.

5. Singapore Changi International Airport (SIN)
On-Time Arrivals: 68%

Which airport has the best on-time arrivals?

More info about Changi Airport
Forbes report

Peter Chou puts up 2 years of photos from Pulau Ubin and Changi Point:

Pulau Ubin is the last major rural community of Singapore... Today, it has not more than 50 families left catering to the weekend tourist trade in the form of bicycle rental, food and beverage. Pulau Ubin has also a relatively unknown spiritual side in the form of numerous temples and shrines. It even has a shrine to a German girl who reportedly died during WWI when the British authorities attempted to intern her and her family.

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