Singapore Airshow 2010 is a 6-day event, taking place from 2 Feb to 7 Feb 2010. The first 4 days are exclusively for trade attendees while the final 2 weekend days are open to public (9:30am – 5pm, 6-7 Feb).
If you want to visit airshow on trade days (2-5 Feb), you can purchase a one day pass ($50) or 4 day pass ($180). Otherwise, you can visit Singapore Airshow 2010 on weekends. Tickets can be purchased at SISTIC website:
- Adult: $20
- Child (1-12 years old): $8
- Family package: $100 (2 adults, 2 children, 1 car park label)
Singapore Airshow is one of the world’s top three airshows and Asia’s largest aerospace and defence exhibition. First held in 2008, the 2010 event will be back in February 2010. An event for all ages, you do not have to be an aviation enthusiast to spend the day amid one of the world’s best aircraft display at the sprawling purpose-built Changi Exhibition Centre offering a panoramic view of Singapore’s eastern seaboard.
From the adrenaline-pumping thrills of masterful aerobatics to the colourful offerings of our Singapore Airshow Carnival, you will be treated to spectacular fairground attractions – food, shopping, interactive games – for a week-end of fun for all!
Singapore Airshow 2010 Flying Display Timing
- 2 Feb: 12:30pm – 2pm
- 3-5 Feb: 11:30am – 1pm
- 6-7 Feb: 11:30apm – 1pm, 3pm – 3:30pm
Singapore Airshow 2010 Location
Singapore Airshow 2010 will be held at the purpose-built Changi Exhibition Centre (CEC). Conveniently located just 20 minutes from the Central Business District and 10 minutes from Singapore’s Changi Airport, CEC is sited on an immense expanse of land that comprises spacious fully-air-conditioned covered halls and extensive outdoor display areas.
On Trade Days, hop onto the shuttle bus operating between Singapore Airshow 2010 Official Hotels and Changi Exhibition Centre for S$10 one-way. This service will not be available on public days. A bit costly, isn’t it? You need to pay an additional location surcharge of S$8 applies if you are taking a taxi from the Show site.
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Changi Exhibition Centre
9 Aviation Park Road
Singapore 498760
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FOR THE WEEKEND SHOW FOR THE PUBLIC WHERE TO GET THERE BY PUBLIC TRANSPORT??? ANY SHUTTLE SERVICE AT MRT???
Hi Julia, between Singapore Airshow 2010 Official Hotels and Changi Exhibition Centre for S$10 one-way. Shuttle bus services from other locations will be confirmed at a later date.
Dear Sir
I want know to purchase ticket at changi airport in terminal1 or 2 because i will go to public day at 7 feb 2010.
I can’t buy to SISTIC Website so I live in Thailand
Thanks you.
Toto
Hi Toto, you live in Thailand? If you can access the website, you should be able to buy it online. Try this link: http://bit.ly/5Upx39
i am selling a trade ticket, interested email me at alert83@hotmail.com
Guys…. before you decide to go for the airshow…. be prepared to deal with the irresponsible conducts of the organizers… I was there last year and I swear I will NEVER step in for another event organized by Singapore Air Show…. for me, making a blunder and screwing up is ok…. but to conduct themselves nonchalantly and being not at least apologetic is what I will not swallow…. arrogant, irresponsible, and completely mercenary…. the organizer keep selling tickets without considering if the venue can hold that many people… the overcrowding breached every safety limits and I cannot understand how they irresponsible they are to continue selling tickets and put all their attendees at risk of a stampede… It was a blessing that nothing rowdy happened… the prices of items there are a complete rip-off… including the Taxi Services provided… you either join the horrendous queue for the public transport or pay the ransom for the over-priced taxi services… its worst that the rates being touted at Orchard Towers….
Don’t believe, check out this link….
http://www.mrbrown.com/blog/2008/02/singapore-airsh.html
Update: follow this link below you can find some Singapore Airshow 2010 Photos http://bit.ly/a2b03x
Update: SMRT is adding extra train trips between Tanah Merah and Changi Airport stations this weekend for visitors to the Singapore Airshow in Changi.