Top airports around the Globe, know India's position in the ranking

Doha Hamad Airport, Qatar

Doha - In a recent assessment of the world's leading airports, Hamad International Airport in Doha, Qatar, emerged as a standout destination. Recognized for its unparalleled architectural grandeur and opulent amenities, Hamad International Airport solidified its status as a premier travel hub, serving as the central node for Qatar Airways' global operations.

 

Singapore Changi Airport

Singapore - Situated as a bustling gateway to Southeast Asia, Singapore Changi Airport continues to set the bar high for passenger satisfaction. Renowned for its exceptional passenger experiences, Changi Airport stands as one of the busiest hubs in the region, offering travelers a seamless journey through its world-class facilities.

Seoul Incheon Airport, South Korea

Seoul - Incheon International Airport, the largest airport in South Korea, has once again secured its position among the world's busiest aviation hubs. Esteemed with the prestigious Airport of the Year title at the World Airport Awards, Incheon International Airport stands as a testament to South Korea's commitment to excellence in air travel.

 

Tokyo Haneda Airport, Japan

Tokyo - As one of the globe's busiest aviation centers, Tokyo Haneda International Airport remains a vital gateway to Japan's capital city. Boasting three state-of-the-art terminals and its strategic proximity to central Tokyo, Haneda Airport continues to serve millions of passengers with efficiency and convenience.

 

Tokyo Narita Airport, Japan

Tokyo - Tokyo Narita Airport, a cornerstone of Japan's air travel infrastructure, caters to the Greater Tokyo Area with its extensive international connectivity. Serving as a key hub for Japan Airlines and All Nippon Airways, Narita Airport plays a pivotal role in facilitating global travel to and from Japan.

Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport, France

Paris - Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport, the largest international airport in France, serves as a crucial hub for Air France's global operations. Since its inauguration in 1974, Charles de Gaulle Airport has stood as a symbol of France's aviation prowess, catering to millions of passengers annually.

Dubai Airport, UAE

Dubai - Dubai International Airport, a cornerstone of the United Arab Emirates' aviation sector, continues to shine as one of the world's busiest hubs for international passenger traffic. With Emirates and Flydubai as its main carriers, Dubai Airport remains a vital link connecting the Middle East to the rest of the world.

Munich Airport, Germany

Munich - Munich Airport, Germany's second busiest aviation hub, serves as a key operational base for Lufthansa German Airlines. Boasting a plethora of retail and dining options, Munich Airport offers travelers a unique experience akin to exploring a bustling city center.

Zurich Airport, Switzerland

Zurich - Zurich Airport, Switzerland's primary aviation hub, stands as a testament to the country's commitment to excellence in air travel. Serving as the main base for Swiss International Air Lines, Zurich Airport offers passengers seamless connectivity to destinations worldwide.

Istanbul Airport, Turkey

Istanbul - Istanbul Airport, Turkey's premier international aviation gateway, serves as the primary hub for Turkish Airlines. With its modern facilities and strategic location, Istanbul Airport plays a pivotal role in connecting Europe and Asia.

 

India's position

Delhi -  Indira Gandhi International Airport has maintained its position as a top contender, retaining the 36th rank globally and securing the title of the 'best airport in India and South Asia.' Additionally, Hyderabad International Airport, under the GMR umbrella, has climbed the ranks to claim the title of 'best airport staff service in India and South Asia,' rising to the 61st spot from its previous position at 65th in 2023. These accolades underscore India's commitment to enhancing its aviation infrastructure and passenger services on the global stage.