Flight Ops to Singapore Grand Prix 2018

Flight Ops to Singapore Grand Prix 2018: The 2018 F1 Singapore Grand Prix gets underway from September 14-16. Operators planning a mission to Changi or Seletar airports should do so well in advance. Here’s the info you need for seamless operations to Singapore. 

Changi Airport 

• IATA Code: SIN
• ICAO Code: WSSS
• Latitude/ Longitude: 1.16°N / 103.59.21.57°E
• Elevation: 22’
• Magnetic variation: 0.26E
• Runway: 4,000 m
• Fuel types: Jet A-1

Operational Information

• All operators of non-scheduled, commercial, and non-commercial flights must obtain slots from Changi airport’s Slot Coordinator prior to operations
• No landing permits required for private jets,  though notification is recommended
• Landing permits are needed for non-scheduled commercial charters
• The maximum parking time is 48 hours

Seletar Airport

• IATA Code: XSP
• ICAO: WSSL
• Latitude/ Longitude: 125.0°N / 10352.1°E
• Elevation: 46’
• Magnetic variation: 0.26E
• Runway: 1,836 m
• Fuel types: Jet A-1

Operational Information 

• No slots are required
• No landing permits required for private jets, though notification is recommended
• Landing permits are needed for non-scheduled commercial charters

Customs and Immigration

Certain nationalities require a visa to enter Singapore -this applies to both passengers and crew. Click here to view the full list of countries.

• Visas can be applied for online and an e-visa issued
• Visas on arrival are not available for passengers or crew

Visitors are entitled to a duty-free allowance for alcohol if certain conditions are met. Click here for full details on Singaporean Customs.

Please note that the following are prohibited in Singapore:

• Chewing gum
• Chewing and shisha tobacco
• Electronic cigarettes
• Controlled drugs
• Firecrackers
• Obscene articles, publications, and software
• Reproduction of copyright publications, discs, etc.
• Seditious materials

For more information on the 2018 F1 Singapore Grand Prix, click here

support with your Flight Operations to Singapore, contact UAS