චැන්ගි සිතියම, රථවාහන සංඛ්යාලේඛන

June 8, 2023

This is an illustrated map of Changi Airport in Singapore. The map uses a color-coded legend to denote various elements such as town areas, airport buildings, buildings under construction, taxiways, aprons, and railways. Airport terminals are prominently marked: Terminal 1 (T1), Terminal 2 (T2), Terminal 3 (T3), and Terminal 4 (T4). Terminal 5 (T5) is shown as under construction. Additional facilities include a ferry terminal (FT), Jewel (JE), and RSAF Airbase (AB). The map also indicates runways R1, R2, and R3, each labeled with their directions and lengths. The top section of the map features an area labeled as "SA" which stands for service area. Notably, the map includes notes like "Date: 07/2019" and "NOT FOR OPERATIONAL USE," emphasizing its illustrative purpose. The overall color palette includes greens, reds, and blues, providing a clear and informative layout for viewers.
1:30 PM

1:30 p.m.

This is Singapore's Changi Airport

It's managed by Finance Ministry of Singapore

Tharman runs it, I suppose -- does a good job.
The image is a screenshot of a Wikipedia page displaying operational statistics for Changi Airport. It contains tables showing yearly data on passenger movements, airfreight movements, and aircraft movements. The tables are divided into two sections: one for the years 2010 to 2019 and another for 2020 to 2022. The data includes percentage changes over previous years and notes on significant events, such as the COVID-19 pandemic. The design is typical of a Wikipedia page, with a simple layout and blue hyperlinks. The browser interface at the top shows tabs for Facebook and Wikipedia, with a visible URL indicating the page's topic. The screenshot captures the operational impact of events like SARS and the financial crisis of 2007-2008, as well as the profound effect of the COVID-19 pandemic in more recent years. The numbers highlight significant drops in passenger movements during the pandemic. The device interface shows it is a Mac with a visible clock set at 1:25 PM on June 8.
1:30 PM (b)

1:30 p.m. (b)

This is the data on passenger movement through Changi -- it's 30m to often a regular 60+ million per year. It tanked to 0, but will pick up soon.
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