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A target, per the source: "Phase 1 of the Cross Island Line is scheduled to open in 2030."
Land Transport Guru gives Phase 1 as "(2030)" and records that it was first "slated to open by 2029" before an LTA[4] press release in March 2021 pushed it to 2030 over COVID-19 supply and manpower disruptions; an enthusiast site, though it cites LTA throughout.
Wikipedia lists Phase 1's start date as 2030 and its 12 stations as "under construction, to be ready by 2030", citing LTA[4]; a well-sourced summary rather than an official statement.
LTA's own project page, last updated 4 August 2026, says "CRL1 is expected to be completed by 2030" and that construction "is progressing well" - the operator's current target, but a year rather than a day.
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