Singapore, a former British colony gained independence in 1965, was built in order to regulate the maritime trade once offering a gateway between Asia, the Middle East and Europe. So we find some twenty kilometers from the capital Singapore City near one of the largest ports in the world a major airport that has no fewer than 100 destinations and sees an almost 6100 passengers weekly. The extensive complex consists of three terminals arranged in the center of three runways 02L-20R, 02C-20C and 02R-20L, but also a vast cargo terminal with one of the largest business in the world. Are based in Changi Singapore Airlines companies and an impressive fleet of heavies jets, but also companies in the medium range that allow connections to other countries as Silkair and Tiger Airways and Jetstar Asia is the company expand the range of destinations. International perspective, the Singapore airport is serviced daily by the largest European, Asian, Australian and Middle East. There are daily flights Finnair, Lufthansa, British Airways, Qantas, Delta, ANA, Airlnes China, Cathay, more and more... Viewpoint cargo, the list is even more impressive with flights to the four corners of the globe and companies all the more exotic than the other.