Lion Group to relocate to CAG’s Terminal 4

CAG is working closely with the company for its airlines to be fully onboarded onto FAST.

Lion Group will relocate to Changi Airport’s Terminal 4 starting in November 2025 to better serve rising air travel demand in the region.

With Lion Group’s relocation, 20 airlines comprising a mix of 10 full-service and 10 low-cost carriers will operate at T4.

CAG is working closely with the company for its airlines to be fully onboarded onto FAST, a suite of automated self-service options spanning check-in to boarding.

The group’s Batik Air Malaysia airline will also introduce a new Subang-Singapore service, starting from December 2025.

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