Air travel has now become so popular that you can find an airport in almost every part of the world. From remote desert locations to snow-capped mountain tops, it seems that the most interesting and exotic of destinations can only be reached by landing on a dangerous runway.
According to the majority of pilots, take-off and landing are considered the most dangerous aspects of flying. However, if your airport is located on the side of a cliff, crowded beach or main road, you could probably multiply this danger a 100 times!
In no particular order, we’ve put together a list of the nine most dangerous airports in the world that are every pilot’s worst nightmare.
However, the Beijing Daxing International Airport is the biggest airport in the world and the latest addition to the list of supersized airports, and they’re topping that list.
With the grand opening in September 2019, Beijing Daxing’s terminal building spans over 7.5 million sq ft, with a total land area covering over 18 square miles. It cost a staggering $11 billion to build.
Source: firstnewsroom.com
