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The world’s 25 most dangerous airports: exclusive information travel agents don’t tell you!

This post offers an exclusive sneak-peek into the top 25 most dangerous airports in the world. It reveals important information not usually shared with the public, such as the frequent air crashes and perilous designs that make the airports the riskiest of all. Get the full rundown of hard-to-reach airports, located in the harshest terrains, and discover the airports which experienced the most airplane disasters. Learn why these airports should be avoided, what steps are taken by travel agents to ensure their customers land safely, and gain insights into the extra steps taken to ensure smooth passage from terminal to hotel.

Aerophobia is a fear of flying in airplanes for the majority of the population. It mostly appears after 25 years. Perhaps it has something to do with the need to travel in the professional world. Exchange visits, international conferences and so on.

Sometimes a trip to an overseas destination is canceled because you’re too nervous to go to the airport. Some can overcome their fears, some can’t.

But there are also people who love flying and do not see this accident as an omen. Seeing the world of clouds and exploring other countries, peoples, civilizations – what could be more magical?? However, the arrival can be less than inviting and sometimes frightening.

1 Toncontin International Airport, Honduras
Agatti Airfield

The airfield is important for the tourist islands of India, but dangerous because its runway is too short.

3 Cleveland Hopkins International
Gibraltar International Airport

The runway intersects with the main road.

5 Kansai International Airport, Japan
Wellington International Airport

Dangerously short runway. Often pilots mishandled the controls, causing the plane to fall directly into the ocean.

7 Hilton Head International Airport, Savannah
Bamda airport

The enormous altitude and the rarefied air don’t make a good impression on the passengers and pilots.

9 Princess Juliana International Airport, St. Maarten
Paro Airport

There are only 8 qualified pilots in the world who can land here. It’s amazing how passengers don’t take a sedative before boarding.

11 Old Mariscal Sucre International Airport, Ecuador
Narsak airport

The area is subject to severe turbulence and variable winds at all times of the year. The airport is recognized as one of the most difficult.

13 Lukla, Nepal
Madeira Airport

The artificial runway is a special risk zone.

15 Los Angeles (LAX)
Ice Runway

Established to transport explorers in passenger planes.

17 Kaitak, Hong Kong
Juancho E. Yrausquin Airport

Only suitable for small planes, but even they have the risk of crashing into the abyss.

19 Gustaf III Airport, Saint Barthélemy
Gisborne Airport

The airport is unique because it is the only regular freight train service that runs through it.

21 Don Mueang International Airport, Thailand
Courchevel Altiport

The danger is due to the proximity of the tracks for skiers. And the runway itself is quite short.

23 Dammam King Fahd International Airport, Saudi Arabia
Congonhas Airport

Located just 5 km from the center of the city of Sao Paulo. Apparently, pilots need large doses of alcohol after such a flight to calm our nerves.

25 Barra International Airport, Scotland
Barre international airport

The only airport that uses the beach as a runway.

Materials provided by List25.

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  1. Sophia Mitchell

    What criteria are used to determine the level of danger in an airport? Are these dangerous airports prone to accidents or have they been known for other security issues? It’s alarming to think travel agents might not disclose this information, so how can we ensure our safety when flying to these destinations?

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