Changi Airport sees cargo volumes rise

U-Freight has a major regional logistics hub in Singapore, offering a wide portfolio of international freight and logistics services, and is pleased to read that the city-state’s Changi Airport  handled 517,000 tonnes of airfreight throughput in the first quarter of this year, 7.6% higher than the same period last year.

Amid global trade uncertainties, Changi recorded growth for both exports and imports compared to Q1 2025. Changi’s top five air cargo markets for the quarter were China, the United States of America, Australia, Hong Kong and India, where the U-Freight group has a significant presence through our own offices and long-term partnerships with leading agents.

On the air cargo front, Changi Airport welcomed Qantas Freight as a new freighter operator earlier this month, with twice-weekly Sydney–Shanghai–Singapore–Sydney services. The new service boosts capacity and offers new flight options for shippers across Asia, Australia, Europe and beyond.

For more information about the U-Freight Group’s international freight and logistics services to and from Singapore, as well as our network of offices around the world, visit the relevant pages on this website, or speak to your usual contact in our company.