Cape Town International Airport, South Africa was now ranked the world's top airport by AirHelp, a global leader in flight compensation services.
The ranking evaluated 250 airports worldwide based on three key criteria: on-time performance, customer feedback, and the quality of food and retail services.
Passengers are greeted with breathtaking views of Table Mountain, nearby vineyards, and beaches inhabited by penguins, truly landing on the edge of the world.
A smooth, friendly, and stress-free experience has earned the airport a customer satisfaction score of 8.7.
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Hamad International Airport in Doha, Qatar dropped one spot from last year to rank second.
The airport continues to impress travelers featuring modern designs, orchid gardens, artworks, and designer shops.
It serves as the gateway to Doha, a city where modern skyscrapers, ancient markets, and deserts meet.
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Riyadh King Khaled International Airport in Saudi Arabia made the year's biggest leap, jumping 30 places from last year to rank third on the list.
Serving as a sleek gateway to Riyadh, the airport reflects the city's rise as a cultural hotspot in the Middle East.
AirHelp highlights its design, which blends deep heritage with ambitious modernity.
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Brasilia International Airport in Brazil climbed one spot from last year to rank fourth. Reflecting the city's futuristic architecture and lush parks, the airport offers a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere.
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Muscat International Airport in Oman ranked fifth.
Covering more than 2,000 hectares, Muscat International Airport is located in Seeb, approximately 32 km from the historic city and capital Muscat, within the Muscat metropolitan area.
The airport offers flights to several regional destinations, as well as intercontinental services to Asia, Africa, and Europe.
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Tocumen International Airport in Panama improved six places from last year to claim the sixth position, making it the best airport in North America.
Modern, smooth and well-connected are what can be described as this airport.
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For the first time, King Shaka International Airport in South Africa has entered the top 10, claiming the seventh position.
Scoring 8.9 in the punctuality index, it ranked as the world's most punctual airport.
Combined with a cool coastal breeze and a hassle-free arrivals hall, the airport offers one of the most relaxing travel experiences.
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Salt Lake City International Airport in the U.S. remains the same as last year.
The airport has top-notch modern facilities in the U.S. with views of the Rocky Mountains from the terminal.
This is an ideal starting point for nature lovers with nearby ski trails, hiking trails and national parks.
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Bergen Flesland Airport in Norway rose 16 places compared to last year, ranking ninth.
It is Norway's second busiest airport, beautifully located by the majestic fjords about 18 kilometres south of Bergen city.
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Dammam King Fahd International Airport in Saudi Arabia soared 73 places this year to finish the top 10 list.
Serving as the gateway to Eastern Arabia, travelers can explore tranquil beaches, and vibrant local markets.
Enhanced passenger flow, shorter waiting times, and a refreshed energy have helped the airport leap from 83rd to the top 10.
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