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1. Changi Airport, Singapore
Singapore's Changi Airport connects passengers to over 200 destinations worldwide. On average, Changi handles 5,000 arrivals and departures per week from a total of 80 international airlines, welcoming 60-70 million passengers in 2019. Previously, Changi Airport was voted "Best Airport in Asia," "Best Airport Entertainment Facilities in the World," and "Best Airport."
2. Haneda Airport, Tokyo
Boasting the quality of both its domestic and international terminals, Tokyo Haneda International Airport plays a crucial role as Japan continues to develop its national tourism industry. Haneda has been consistently ranked as the "World's Best Airport," "World's Cleanest Airport," "World's Best Domestic Airport," and "World's Best PRM (Personal Services Management) Facilities." The airport handled over 70 million passengers in 2019.
3. Incheon International Airport, South Korea
Incheon International Airport is the largest airport in South Korea and one of the busiest in the world. It has won the "Airport of the Year" award at the World Airport Awards. Incheon International Airport was also the winner of the "World's Best Airport for Transportation" award in 2019.
4. Hamad International Airport, Doha
Hamad International Airport is located in Doha, the capital of Qatar. It is described as the most luxurious architectural complex in the world. Previously, Hamad was voted "Best Airport in the Middle East," "Best Airport in the World," and "Best Airport Staff in the Middle East" in 2019. The airport handled 30-40 million passengers in 2019.
5. Hong Kong International Airport
Hong Kong International Airport serves over 100 airlines, operating flights to approximately 180 destinations worldwide, including 44 destinations in China. It is also a former winner of the "Airport of the Year" award at the World Airport Awards. Prior to that, Hong Kong International Airport was honored with the "World's Best Airport Food & Beverage Service" and "World's Best Airport Immigration Service" awards in 2019.
6. Centrair Airport, Nagoya
In 2014, approximately 9.8 million passengers passed through Centrair International Airport in Nagoya. The airport has a large proportion of domestic traffic, operating several routes to Asian cities. Longer routes include Helsinki, Frankfurt, Honolulu, and Detroit. Centrair has previously been recognized as the "World's Best Regional Airport" and "Best Airport". In 2019, Centrair handled 10-20 million passengers.
7. Munich Airport, Germany
Munich Airport is the second busiest airport in Germany and a secondary hub for Lufthansa German Airlines. With over 150 retail outlets and around 50 dining options, it's like a mini-city, offering visitors plenty to see and experience. For this reason, Munich has been voted "Best Airport in Europe," "Best Airport in Central Europe," and "Best Airport in Europe." Munich Airport handled 40-50 million passengers in 2019.
8. London Heathrow Airport, England
London Heathrow Airport is the busiest airport in the UK and the busiest airport in Europe due to its extremely high passenger volume. Previously, Heathrow was also known as the "World's Busiest Airport," but recently lost this title to Dubai Airport. In 2019, Heathrow was voted the "World's Best Shopping Airport" and the "Best Airport in Western Europe." Terminal 5 was also honored as the "World's Best Airport Terminal."
9. Narita Airport, Tokyo
Tokyo Narita Airport is an international airport serving the central prefectures of Japan. It also serves as an international hub for Japan Airlines and All Nippon Airways. As of 2016, Narita was the second busiest passenger airport in Japan. In 2019, Narita was awarded two accolades: "World's Best Airport Staff" and "Asia's Best Airport Staff".
10. Zurich Airport, Germany
Zurich Airport is the largest international airport in Switzerland and the headquarters of Swiss International Air Lines. Zurich Airport was also the winner of the "Best Airport Security Handling in the World" category at the 2019 World Airport Awards.
