Observation at Singapore’s Changi Airport
Columnist Justice B. Hill describes a recent visit to Singapore’s Changi Airport that highlighted why Ohio is lagging behind on the global stage despite its size. The experience revealed contrasts in infrastructure, efficiency, and global connectivity that Ohio currently does not match.
Infrastructure and Efficiency Comparison
Changi Airport is recognized worldwide for its advanced facilities, seamless passenger experience, and integration of technology. This contrasts sharply with Ohio’s transportation hubs that do not reflect the same level of modernization or international reach, which affects global business competitiveness.
Implications for Ohio’s Global Standing
The clear implication from Hill’s visit is that Ohio needs to invest more in modernizing its transportation and airport infrastructure to compete on the world stage. Without these improvements, Ohio risks falling further behind regions and states that prioritize global connectivity and innovation.
"A stop at Changi Airport made me realize how much Ohio is missing in terms of infrastructure and vision needed for a global economy," Hill writes.
Justice B. Hill’s reflection serves as a call to action for Ohio to bridge the gap between current conditions and the expectations of a world-class international gateway.
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