Transfers in
Singapore

Changi is four terminals and a long arrival hall, so the pickup is the part of the trip most likely to slip. Every airport booking is flight-tracked: a late landing does not lose you the driver, and the first 30 minutes after the aircraft is on the ground carry no waiting charge. USD 68 is the one-way standard car to a Singapore hotel, to a Sentosa hotel or to the cruise terminal, and that fare is per vehicle rather than per seat, so a family of three pays the same 68 as one traveller. Child and booster seats are free when you ask for them in the booking. Changi runs its own ground transport guide covering the taxi stands, the MRT and the airport shuttle, which are the sensible choice for one person with hand luggage and a loose schedule. A private car earns its price when there are bags, children, a group off one flight, or a meeting that starts at a fixed hour.

Guests who want the immigration queue handled as well as the drive add Changi fast-track and VIP arrival, where a greeter meets the party at the aircraft door and walks them through a dedicated lane before the same chauffeur takes over. Licensing and fare rules for every chauffeured car in the country are set by the Land Transport Authority, and our vehicles and drivers hold that licensing.