Forging a Sustainable Changi

Discover how Changi Airport is building a greener future. Join this learning journey to understand CAG's sustainability efforts and their role in Singapore's drive toward sustainable growth.

Last updated 20 May 2026

Forging a Sustainable Changi

Sustainability has been propelled to the forefront of global consciousness as mankind’s impact on our world and natural environment can no longer be ignored. The aviation sector also has an important role to play in Singapore’s drive toward sustainable growth. While Changi Airport Group (CAG) continues to push the boundaries and set the standards for the World’s Best Airport and air hub, sustainability remains an integral part of our business. Come learn about CAG’s sustainability approach and the initiatives being implemented at Changi Airport to achieve a more sustainable future.

Details

The programme will be a sit down sharing session conducted by our Airport Managers. There is also an optional add-on for a Changi / Jewel sustainability self guided quest to discover the Airport's sustainability efforts which you never knew.

Learning Objectives

Get an in-depth understanding on CAG's sustainability approach, various pillars of initiatives and how these are integrated into different aspects of the airport
Learn more about the importance of an ecosystem and stakeholder engagement in building a sustainable environment

Target Audience: Secondary 3 - 4/5 students, Post-Secondary (JC/Poly/ITE), Educators

Runtime: All year round

Fee: Please email for more details

Modality: In-person or Virtual

Duration of Session: 1 hour

Relevant Commemorative Days: Total Defence Day

Website: https://www.changiairport.com/en/discover/learning-journeys.html

Mode of Registration: By email

Due Date for registration: 3 weeks in advance

Contact: ces.sales@changiairport.com

Large modern airport terminal with palm trees, a tall green plant wall, gate signs, and rows of blue seats.

Building a sustainable airport terminal

Two men stand beside large recycling bins shaped like a bottle, can, and newspaper at Changi Airport.

Recycling efforts at Changi Airport