Changi Airport voted world’s best airport for fourth time
Changi Airport of Singapore has been voted the World’s Best Airport for the fourth consecutive year.
A corner of Changi Airport (Source: www.channelnewsasia.com)The award was based on Skytrax’s survey of over 13 million travellers across 106 countries and territories, comparing 550 airport systems worldwide.
Coming in second was Incheon International Airport of the Republic of Korea, followed by Germany’s Munich Airport and Japan’s Tokyo International Airport.
Apart from the title, Changi was ranked fourth among the world’s cleanest airports and was third best for food, luggage and shopping services.
It was also recognised as the best airport in Asia, and the best for entertainment services such as providing a music room, cinema, and swimming pool among other leisure amenities.-VNA
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