1Abu Dhabi International Airport (UAE)
The airport, which looks like a floating ship, is located between Abu Dhabi and Dubai. It fits perfectly into the atmosphere of these luxurious cities.
2Lyon International Airport (Lyon, France)
Lyon Airport is named after Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, a world-famous French writer, a native of this city, and a professional pilot.
3Marrakesh Menara Airport (Morocco)
It’s one of the most beautiful airports in the world and is used for domestic, transcontinental, and international flights.
It was built on a unique project that united European technologies and traditions of Moroccan culture.
4Incheon International Airport (South Korea)
One of the largest airports in the world, annually (since 2005) recognized as the best airport worldwide according to the Airports Council International.
5Shenzhen Baoan International Airport (Shenzhen, China)
Located in the coastal valley on the east coast of the Pearl River Delta region, this is the only international airport in China connected to seaports for both passenger and cargo traffic.
6Washington Dulles International Airport (Washington, USA)
The airport is named after John Foster Dulles, a U.S. Secretary of State in the administration of Dwight D. Eisenhower.
Dulles Airport is one of three airports serving Washington and the busiest of them.
7John F. Kennedy International Airport (New York City, USA)
This airport is an abstract symbol of flight. The building is considered one of the most original airport buildings in the world.
8Beijing Capital International Airpor (China)
The airport is the pride of China and a kind of museum of Chinese culture.
9Kansai International Airport (Japan)
The airport is built on an artificial island.
To connect it to the land, the Sky Gate Bridge R was erected. Its length is 3.75 km, which puts this bridge on the list of the longest double-deck bridges in the world.
10Dubai International Airport (UAE)
The largest civil airport in the United Arab Emirates, greeting passengers with a real forest of palm trees.
There are ten sleeping cabins in Terminal 1, each of which has a bed, high-speed Internet access, and a large TV.
11Los Angeles International Airport (USA)
This is one of the largest international airports, and for many years it has been considered the most popular point of departure/destination in the world.
12San Francisco International Airport (USA)
This is the largest airport in terms of passenger turnover in the San Francisco Bay area.
There are museums and libraries in the terminals, and in the waiting rooms, one can find permanent and temporary exhibitions of art objects.
13Ashgabat International Airport (Turkmenistan)
The new Ashgabat airport, designed as a hovering falcon, became not only a new landmark of the country but also entered the Guinness World Records.
14Samui International Airport (Thailand)
Samui Airport is unusual in that it has no inner premises except for a souvenir shop.
Despite this, it’s the sixth busiest airport in the country, serving more than a million passengers a year.
15Princess Juliana Airport (Sint Maarten)
The airport has very low-altitude flyover landing approaches due to one end of its runway being extremely close to the shore and Maho Beach. This offers a spectacular view for tourists.