Top 10 airports in the world in 2018

Airports take up large lands to execute airways transport. Since it is the shortest route to reach anywhere in the world, makes it a place with large passenger transit. The following are the top 10 airports in the world providing an excellent experience to the air travellers keeping in mind easy navigation, comfortable waiting area, food joints and multiple engaging activity corner.

1. Changi Airport, Singapore

Changi Airport is voted as one of the best airports in the world by travellers as per different airport awards consecutively. Singapore is the most popular airport where many airlines choose to land in order to provide the connectivity between the east and west.

Kinetic Rain is the main attraction of the airport. The artwork comprises of 1,216 bronze rain drops synchronizing and creating different patterns programmed in the controller.

2. Haneda Airport, Tokyo Japan

Haneda airport is also known as Tokyo international airport is the closest airport to the Tokyo city (14km). The airport is also a primary base for Japan’s two domestic airlines. The airport has outdoor runway observatory to see the planes take off and land.

Edo marketplace shopping is street style and recreation of old-time Tokyo with red lanterns and wood block signs.

3. Incheon international Airport, South Korea

Incheon airport serves as a hub to international civil air transportation in East Asia. The airport connects the two separate islands artificially. The percentage of baggage loss is negligible at this airport. Also, the immigration departure and arrival is quick as compared to the rest of the airports in the world.

Incheon airport has seven gardens galore for the air travellers to have a meal below a tree.

4. Munich Airport, Germany

Munich international airport is the major airport near the city Munich with an environmental management system. The airport has two parallel runways and a concrete helipad in between. It is planning a third runway in the coming years.

The airport has nap cabins to rent for 10euros per hour which have a bed, a desk and a controller to choose your favourite songs.

5. Hong Kong international Airport, China

The Hong Kong international airport is located on an island named chek lap Kok and is the gateway to all the destinations in China. The airport's revenue contributes majorly to the economy in China and is holiday spot for most of the Asians.

Having an aromatherapy massage is a must to distress yourself from the travel with some other relaxing services.

6. Heathrow Airport, London, UK

Earlier the airport was used by the British military for long distance flights. It was later commercialized in the mid 90's. Now, it has six terminals and two runways facilitating 80 airlines. The largest destination for most flyers is Spain.

In case of emergency, the first responders use mountain bicycles to react quickly instead of an ambulance.

7. Zurich international Airport, Switzerland

Zurich international airport is a principal hub of Swiss international airlines. The airport has a baggage handling facility that can take 20,000 baggage in an hour and a new service tunnel takes care of the cargo supplies.

Zurich international airport has the sky metro transportation system for people movers. Its system allows the train to move in a circle clockwise.

8. Frankfurt Airport, German

Frankfurt is the busiest airport by passenger traffic in Germany. The airport is located at the center of the in Germany’s third largest metropolitan region. It has 106 airlines flying to 275 destinations in 111 countries. The travel time between the terminals is 2 minutes arriving with the frequency of 2-3 minutes at Frankfurt airport.

9. Hamad international Airport, Qatar

Hamad international airport is located in Doha which is also the capital city of Qatar. Most of the land of the city is taken by the airport. It has two parallel runaways 2km apart for simultaneous take-offs and landings.

This airport is the largest Greenfield airports in the world.

10. Chubu Centrair international Airport, Japan

The airport is often referred as Nagoya airport is located on an artificial island in Japan. The airport is connected to the train and is the easiest way to reach the airport. The airport also has self-accessible traveller’s insurance booths.

The airport is made in the shape of letter “T” and has the international and domestic terminals adjacent.

So, which is your favourite Airport?

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