Budget carrier Firefly to increase charges when flying out of T2

Budget carrier Firefly said on Wednesday its passengers will have to pay more when they fly out of Changi Airport Terminal 2 (T2), due to the closure of Budget Terminal.

The carrier will operate out of Terminal 2 from 25 September.

Firefly said the relocation to T2 will enable passengers to enjoy greater connectivity to other airlines as T2 is linked to Terminal 1 and 3 by travelators and skytrains.

Customers who buy tickets from 9 March to fly out of Singapore from 25 September will pay total passenger charges of S$28 - for Passenger Service Charge, Passenger Security Service Charge and Aviation Levy.

These charges are levied by airport and government authorities.

Those who buy tickets before 9 March for flights out of Singapore from 25 September do not have to pay the additional charges.

Firefly check-in counters at Terminal 2 will close 45 minutes before scheduled flight departure, instead of 30 minutes due to operational requirements.

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