seletar airport

Introduction

Seletar Airport was built and completed by the British just before the Second World War, when it served as a military base. In 1968, it was handed over to the then Department Of Civil Aviation (DCA) to manage. DCA became a statutory board, the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore, which continued to manage the airport until the formation of Changi Airport Group on 1 July 2009.

Today, Seletar Airport is managed by Changi Airport Group. About 80% of the total number of flights operating at Seletar Airport are by the various flying schools. Aircraft charters , repairs and maintenance make up the remaining flights.

Airport Data

• International, Singapore 13km (8miles)
• Position 01°25´01"N, 103°52´09"E
• Elevation 11m (36ft)
• 24 hours
• 32 Aircraft Stands