SINGAPORE AIRLINES will move out of Airline House from H2 2025, under a multi-year plan to relocate its corporate headquarters.
The group’s new corporate headquarters will be in the SIA Training Centre compound in Upper Changi Road, SIA said in response to queries from The Business Times.
The hub will comprise a new building, the current TechSQ building and office spaces within the SIA Training Centre, the group said.
“Starting in the second half of 2025, the teams that are currently located at TechSQ, and some from Airline House, will move to a new office space that we have leased at ONE@Changi City,” SIA said.
“Other divisions that are based in Airline House – except for those who need easy and regular access to our aircraft and hangars – will relocate to the new corporate hub from around 2026.”
Airline House has been the corporate headquarters for Singapore’s flag carrier since it opened in 1983. It is located at 25 Airline Road, on the fringe of Changi Airport.
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The new headquarters will be within walking distance of Upper Changi MRT station.
ONE@Changi City is part of a 4.7 ha integrated development in Changi Business Park, comprising Changi City Point mall and Capri by Fraser. Changi Business Park, one of Singapore’s older business parks which opened progressively from 1997, has lately been plagued by rising vacancies, with the exit of banks and tech tenants.
The group is committed to making this transition as smooth as possible for all staff, it said.
“SIA regularly gets feedback from staff about their work environment and benefits, and is committed to enhancing them where possible. We regret that we are unable to reveal any financially sensitive details,” it said.
In 2006, SIA sold its 35-storey SIA Building at Robinson Road for about S$344 million to TSO Investment, a fully owned unit of a pan-Asian property fund managed by CLSA Capital Partners. The decision to sell the building, which the group partially occupied, was made as part of a regular review of the airline’s non-core assets.
