Changi Airport: From A380s to the Kinect (photos)
At Singapore's Changi Airport, those in transit have high tech, big planes, free movies, and more to help pass the time.

A380 and 747
It's also the home of the first Airbus A380 in the world--Singapore Airlines was the first carrier to take delivery of the behemoth double-decker airplane. While many airlines fly them today, they seem especially at home here.
Shown on the airport's tarmac are two of the most iconic airliners: a Qantas A380 (left) and a Singapore Airlines 747-400. They are not quite side by side, so the perspective is an illusion. The A380 is the world's largest passenger plane and, even though it's not all that much larger than a 747, it is still one gigantic airplane.
A380 through the window
Two A380s
Paper airplanes on the ceiling
Paper airplane diagram
A380 at the gate
Kinect test
Apple store
103-inch plasma TV
Internet terminals
Sony store
Singapore's terminals, especially Terminal 2 and Terminal 3, are designed to satisfy the shopping, browsing, and technology needs of travelers. But don't count on being able to buy gum. The well-known Singapore prohibition on gum extends to the convenience stores that are found inside the terminals.