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Just in. Here are World's 10 Best Airports

Just in. Here are World's 10 Best Airports
Suarez-Barajas Airport © ev-travel.ru

Singapore Changi Airport has been rated as the top airport in the world by the website airhelp.com

The site rates the world’s airports using three criteria and analysis conducted on Twitter. The criteria in question are on-time performance, quality of service and passenger sentiment.

Denmark's Kastrub airport | amadeus.com
Denmark's Kastrub airport | amadeus.com

 

Across the three, Changi scored 8.8 out of 10 for on-time performance, with only 12% of flights in 2016 delayed and less than 1% cancelled. It also got 10/10 for quality of service thanks to a 5/5 Skytrax rating and its passenger sentiment score was 6.1, taking customer responses from Twitter.

Singapore Changi Airport T3 | Getty Images
Singapore Changi Airport T3 | Getty Images

 

Munich International Airport came second in the table with 8.2 for on-time performance, 10 for quality of service and 4.8 for passenger sentiment, while Hong Kong International Airport was third with 7.5 for on-time performance, 10 for quality of service and 5.6 for passenger sentiment.

Auckland Int'l Airport | Airports — Stephenson&Turner
Auckland Int'l Airport | Airports — Stephenson&Turner

 

The top 10 airports, according to airhelp.com, are:

  1. Singapore Changi Airport
  2. Munich Airport International
  3. Hong Kong International Airport
  4. Copenhagen Kastrup Airport
  5. Helsinki-Vantaa Airport
  6. Cincinnati Northern Kentucky International Airport
  7. Barcelona-El Prat Airport
  8. Madrid Adolfo Suarez-Barajas Airport
  9. Auckland International Airport
  10. Frankfurt International Airport
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