1.1 Flying displays will be conducted during the Singapore Airshow 2026 Exhibition from 03 to 05 February 2026 and 07 to 08 February 2026. Prior to the Exhibition, practices and rehearsals will be conducted from 29 January to 02 February 2026.

1.2 During the periods of practices, rehearsals and flying displays, designated airspace around the Singapore Changi Airport will be closed to non-participating aircraft.

2.1 Details of the period of closures for Singapore Changi Airport and the designated airspace are shown in Annex A.

2.2 The airspace to be closed is bounded by the following coordinates:

2.3 The vertical limits of the airspace closure will be from Ground / Sea Level up to 10,000ft AMSL. Please refer to Annex B for the chart showing the area of the airspace closure.

2.4 Aircraft operators are advised to plan their flights to arrive at or depart from Singapore Changi Airport well before the closure times to avoid the possibility of flights being delayed until the airport and airspace are re-opened.

2.5 Aircraft operators are advised to take into consideration possibilities of airborne delay and plan for sufficient fuel with at least 20 minutes of holding.

3.1 ATFM measures, where necessary, will be in place to regulate the air traffic flow to match the prevailing capacity prior to and after the re-opening of Singapore Changi Airport. Please refer to AIP Singapore ENR 1.9 for details on ATFM procedures.

3.2 When ATFM ground delay programme is implemented, flights arriving at Singapore Changi Airport which are issued with a Calculated Take-Off Time (CTOT) shall comply with the restriction. The compliance window of minus 5 / plus 10 minutes will be measured for CTOT. To ensure orderly flow of traffic arriving at Singapore Changi Airport, flights that are non-compliant or not part of the ground delay programme may expect delay, subject to real-time traffic.