SINGAPORE has come a long way from its earlier days as a technical stop between Europe and Australia. From the outset, its aviation policies emphasized open skies, and the city-state’s airport was designed to facilitate hassle-free connections between flights. Today, Singapore’s Changi Airport serves nearly 7,000 flights every week, connecting passengers to more than 380 cities worldwide.

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