The world's best airport gets a major makeover, with an incredible 46ft-high digital waterfall and a robot bartender serving free cocktails

The world's best airport has upped its game. Singapore's Changi Airport reigned supreme over more than 550 airports at the'Oscars of Aviation' earlier this year - and now it's had a major makeover. The aviation hub, which not only clinched the title for the world's best airport overall but also for best airport dining and best airport leisure amenities at the Skytrax World Airport Awards 2023, has'refreshed and expanded' its Terminal 2. With this expansion, Changi can now accommodate an extra five million passengers per year - bringing the airport's total handling capacity to 90million flyers annually. Among the standout new features at the terminal are a 46ft- (14m) tall digital waterfall, an'enchanting' garden with more than 20,000 plants, a dining area with panoramic views of the airport, and a robot bartender which serves a free cocktail to passengers. Singapore's Changi Airport, known as the world's best airport, 'refreshed and expanded' its Terminal 2. Among the standout new features at the terminal is a 46ft- (14m) tall digital waterfall Passengers can enjoy'stunning panoramic views of the airport' from the terminal's new Gourmet Garden dining area (above) The brand new Dreamscape garden, pictured, is said to'mesmerise with its enchanting array of plants' The'signature feature', a statement notes, is the aforementioned'Wonderfall' digital waterfall - a giant screen showing footage of gushing water. Set in the middle of a vertical garden in the heart of the departure hall, it's said to offer passengers a'soothing sensory experience with a seemingly endless flow of water' as they await their flight.