Top Ten Worst Airports in the World
AirHelp has named and shamed the worst airports in the world in its annual AirHelp Score. ... Kuwait International Airport (KWI), Kuwait — 5.40. Gustavo Ferrari/AP
Gatwick is the second worst airport in the world, according to a damning new study. A survey by ranked four British airports in the bottom 20 for “punctuality and quality”, for people flying into and out of the UK. Kuwait was rated the world's worst airport.
The top airport in the world, according to the rankings, was Singapore’s Changi, followed by Munich and Hong Kong, while the worst was Kuwait. But a Manchester Airport spokesperson dismissed the claims, labelling them as ‘flawed’, particularly in that only 76 airports around the world were evaluated.
After the hijacking and crash of United Airlines Flight 93 in the September 11 attacks in 2001 while en route from Newark to San Francisco, the airport's name was changed from Newark International Airport to Newark Liberty International Airport in 2002.
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Three British airports featured in the ten lowest ranked, London Gatwick, Manchester and Edinburgh. Heathrow was ranked as the top ranked airport in the UK. Edinburgh Airport were critical of the survey and the scoring system implimented.
WORST AIRPORTS IN INDIA 1) Chennai Airport. Regarding the Chennai airport, there’s a contradiction between the survey of the Airport Authority of India and the rest. “The guide to sleeping in airports” website has conducted an online survey of 26,297 travelers between September of 2014 and 2015.
Worst airports in the world Delhi, India 6.31 Bankgkok Suvarnabhumi 6.30 Dubai, UAE 6.24 Mumbai, India 6.21 Edinburgh 6.10 Stanstead 6.07 Newark Liberty, New Jersey 5.92 Manchester 5.38 Kuwait 5.02 Share