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CookieDevourer 5 year s ago
it's actually sad that they want to eliminate the need of people during the check in. Nothing is more pleasant than interaction with another human instead of stupid machine.
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Varan1 5 year s ago
Slightly different to what I remember from when it was an old RAF base back in the 1960's! My dad was based there.
There's even a little bucket of candy that you can take from once you get through security. It's small touches that make Changi feel different. "We knew the airport was not something we could take for granted. In fact it was existential for us. We are a small country that needs to connect to the world. It came down to that we want people to be happy to come here," Changi Airport CEO Lee Seow Hiang said at the Brainstorm Design conference earlier this year.
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CookieDevourer 5 year s ago
it's actually sad that they want to eliminate the need of people during the check in. Nothing is more pleasant than interaction with another human instead of stupid machine.
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Varan1 5 year s ago
Slightly different to what I remember from when it was an old RAF base back in the 1960's! My dad was based there.