World’s Best Airports

World’s Best Airports, Many countries are interested in airport construction. Airports are the front of the country. They give the first impression of a visitor.

Airports are known as a place to transport passengers by air from one country to another. They are currently, in addition to being a place to land and take-off aircraft. They are considered an important economic center whose components are similar to cities. At all airports, basic facilities are required only for the airport, such as Bleachers, observation towers, navigation equipment. These facilities would put airports at the top of the world rankings, and in this article, we’ll talk about arranging better airports and the strangest and busiest airports.
Ranking of the world’s best airports:
The Sky Tracks Award Annual Best Airport Rankings show an Arab airport among the top ten airports of 2017, and the next top ten airports in the world:
First place: It went to Changi Airport in Singapore.

Second place: It was for Tokyo International Airport.

Third place: It was for Anson Airport in Seoul, South Korea’s capital.

Fourth place: It was occupied by Munich Airport in Germany.

Fifth place: It was for Hong Kong International Airport.

Sixth place: Hamad International Airport, opened in 2014, is one of the

largest and most active airports in the Arab world.

Seventh place: It was at Chubu Sentrar Airport in Japan.

Eighth place: Zurich International Airport has Switzerland’s largest airport.

Ninth place: It was the largest airport in the world, with Heathrow Airport in London.

Tenth place: It was owned by Frankfurt International Airport.

The most unusual airport classification:
The joy of traveling is not only complete in tourist places but landing in a unique and exquisite place is the pleasure of traveling. Therefore, the oddity of airports attracts tourists and makes travel a special flavor.
Princess Juliana International Airport: This airport is close to Mahu Beach on Saint Maarten in the French-Dutch island of the Caribbean Sea. This airport has a short runway near the sea. However, he later became a civilian; It was updated and redesigned in 1964.
Courcheville Airport: In the French Alps, specifically in the ski area, one of the most unusual airports is Courcheville Airport, a very small runway that does not reach 500 m in length, and is only suitable for small aircraft.
Barrow Airport: In addition to being the world’s smallest international airport, Barrow Airport, also located in South Asia in Bhutan, opened in 1968 with an area of six kilometers, and because of the difficulty of landing at this airport, only eight pilots are allowed to land at this airport.
Pará International Airport: The only airport on the beach is Barra International Airport on Barra’s Island (the opposite island of the Scottish coast), which has three terraces, each about 775 m long, when the tides are on the beach, the runway is covered with water, so it is used and considered safe only when the islands take hold and the waters recede.
Gustav III Airport: On the French island of Saint-Parsis, Gustave III Airport is in the Caribbean Sea. The runway length does not reach 650 m. The runway is surrounded by green hills on the one hand and the Caribbean Sea, and Because the planes take off directly from the beach, there is a warning to tourists not to lie on the beach at the end of the runway.

Top busiest airport rating in 2016:
The International Airport Council issued a list of busiest airports for 2016, which is as follows:
Hartsfield Jackson Atlanta International Airport: Located in Georgia in the United States of America, the airport ranked first on the list of busiest airports of 2016; More than 104 million passengers were received, the 19th consecutive time this airport has topped the list.
Beijing International Airport: Beijing International Airport in China is the second busiest airport in the world; In 2016, there were approximately 94 million passengers.
Dubai International Airport: In 2016, there were 83 million passengers via Dubai International Airport in the United Arab Emirates.
Los Angeles International Airport: In 2016, Los Angeles International Airport in the United States had 81 million passengers, making it the fourth-busiest airport.
Tokyo Haneda International Airport: In 2016, Tokyo Haneda International Airport had over 79 million passengers.
O’Hare International Airport: Located in Chicago, United States of America, according to the International Airports Council, O’Hare International Airport ranks sixth on the list of busiest airports in 2016; There were 78 million passengers and more.
Heathrow Airport in London: This airport has 75 million passengers and more, ranking it seventh on the list of busiest airports in 2016.
Hong Kong International Airport: The eighth ranking was Hong Kong International Airport in China; The number of passengers at this airport for 2016 was over 70 million.
Shanghai Pudding International Airport: This airport is the ninth busiest airport in the world; In 2016, there were 66 million and more passengers.

Charles de Gaulle Airport: Charles de Gaulle Airport in France has approximately 66 million passengers, ranking it 10th on the list of busiest airports.