The best airports in the world 2025: Who is ahead?

The best airports in the world 2025: Who is ahead?

Singapore Changi Airport, Singapur - On April 14, 2025, the new ranking of the best airports in the world of Skytrax was released, which is excited by the aviation industry. This year the top 6 airports all come from Asia, which underlines the dominance of the continent in aviation. The assessment takes into account criteria such as modernity, gastronomic offer, waiting times, connection to the city center and the satisfaction of the travelers. The annual World Airport Survey asks passengers at 575 airports worldwide.

The Singapore Changi Airport has again received the title "Best Airport in the world". He convinced with his culinary offer and an extraordinary travel experience, supplemented by amenities such as a butterfly garden, a cinema and an infinity pool. The Hamad International Airport in Doha, Qatar, takes second place and is praised for its architectural splendor and luxurious facilities. The third rank goes to the Haneda Airport in Tokyo, Japan, who is known for its efficiency and cleanliness.

The best airports at a glance

The other places in the ranking are documented as follows:

• 4. Incheon International Airport (Seoul, South Korea)
• 5. Tokyo Narita Airport (Japan)
• 6. Hong Kong International Airport (Hong Kong)
• 7. Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport (France)
• 8. Rome Fiumicino Airport (Italy)
• 9. Munich Airport (Germany)
• 10. Zurich Airport (Switzerland)

It is particularly noticeable that no airport from the USA is represented in the TOP 10. Skytrax also offers rankings for the best food, the friendly staff and the cleanest terminals.

complementary rankings and reviews

Another look at airports is made possible by the analysis of Airhelp . This organization evaluates airports for punctuality, cleanliness and passenger satisfaction. The Hamad International Airport received the title "Best Airport in the World" in this rating with 8.52 points and is closely followed by Cape Town International Airport (8.50 points) and Chubu Airport in Japan (8.49 points).

The Airhelp evaluation criteria are particularly stringent: 60% of the overall rating are based on punctuality, while 20% are omitted on passenger opinions and the restaurant and business offer. It is noteworthy that Frankfurt Airport is number 222 out of 239 rated airports with 6.99 points and thus occupies one of the back places in the ranking.

The ranking also shows that the highest ratings are distributed in different countries. Three airports in Japan, two in Brazil and one airport in Qatar, Oman and the USA have achieved excellent grades. The list of the best airports underlines the variety and quality in international air traffic.

For travelers who value a special travel experience, the new ranking of Skytrax offers valuable clues to the choice of airport, while the supplementary information from Airhelp offers a differentiated perspective on the satisfaction and punctuality of the global aviation landscape.

For detailed information and other rankings, also visit World Airport Awards .