Currently, public buses to CGA got to clear total 3
security checkpoints, travel up and down several ramps to Terminal
3, then T1, then T2; hence a waste of time and resources. And the
current PTB got height & space restrictions that
prevent double-deckers and bendies from being deployed, and most
airport routes are in high usage.
I envisage a new, single Changi Airport bus terminal to serve
all 3 terminals (and even the future 4th terminal), preferably
being built next to the current MRT station. This
terminal may be above ground, similar to the coach pickup points
used for Singapore Airshow shuttles. This bus terminal must
be able to accomodate double-deckers and bendies; layout can be
something similar to HK Airport’s AIRBUS/Cityflyer
terminal but on smaller scale. Passengers from any airport terminal
can just use the skytrain to get to this bus terminal/
MRT station.
I think travel is also more convenient this way and bus
operations becomes more efficient. Also, the security checkpoint
can be cut down from 3 to 1, hence saving manpower, costs and also
the bus travelling time.
HK they have one damn big one quite small. SG we have two big
one medium. How?
HK they walk out of the airport terminal to get to the bus
terminal, SG we do underground, save trouble.
HK they got too many doubledecks, bo pian do open. SG too many
single decks. Underground-wise, single decks better.
I shot out three questions. conclusion: keep it this way.
CGA staffs, Singaporeans, maybe some tourists if they know how
to take bus, uses the bus terminal. You learnt about gravity right?
It's better to walk downwards than talk upwards, upwards need more
force.