Reviving air hub is top and immediate priority for Singapore: Ong
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REVIVING the air hub is a top and immediate priority for Singapore, in tandem with other moves to strengthen the country's status as a global hub port, said Transport Minister Ong Ye Kung, in his ministry's addendum to the President's address at Monday's opening of Parliament.
"Covid-19 has decimated air travel and set us back decades," he said, noting that Changi Airport has lost about 50 per cent of its air links and 95 per cent of scheduled passenger services.
In addition to helping aviation companies preserve and enhance their core capabilities and reskill workers, the government will also take the opportunity while air traffic is down to improve aviation infrastructure, namely developing a thre…
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